- the quality or condition of being inhuman or inhumane
- pl. -·ties an inhuman or inhumane act or remark
Origin of inhumanity
Late Middle English inhumanite from Middle French from Classical Latin inhumanitasinhumanity
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inhumanity
noun
pl. in·hu·man·i·ties- Lack of pity or compassion.
- An inhuman or cruel act.
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Origin
From Middle French inhumanité, from Latin inhumanitas
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