Inhumanity (noun)

A lack of kindness, compassion, or sympathy for others; cruelty and harshness.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from french inhumanité, from in- (expressing negation) + humanité "humanity".

Examples:

  1. The inhumanity of the war was beyond comprehension.
  2. The inhumanity of the acts committed by the dictator were widely documented.
  3. The inhumanity of the prison conditions was a cause for concern.
  4. The inhumanity of the treatment of animals was unacceptable.
  5. The inhumanity of the situation was overwhelming.
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