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manlike

[man-lahyk] / ˈmænˌlaɪk /
ADJECTIVE
like a man
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ADJECTIVE
resembling a human being
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Soon thereafter, the teenage Helen, who lives on a farm nearby, glimpses something manlike in the weeds, repeatedly lurching forward and falling over, then rising up again.

From Washington Post

Back at the Walmart museum, visitors were trying to work through their thoughts on the manlike figure in front of them.

From Washington Post

Nonetheless, Dahl then told Arnold that the saucers were piloted by manlike beings made visible by A-bomb radiation.

From Washington Post

It seemed her curt, manlike attitude was one of the keys to her undoing.

From Time

In the Book of Exodus, Mr. Rendsburg said, God is neither man nor spirit, but rather “a character” who still has manlike traits by which much older generations understood him.

From New York Times