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human
adjective as in characteristic of people
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anthropological, anthropomorphic, bipedal, civilized, creatural, ethnologic, ethological, fallible, fleshly, forgivable, hominal, hominine, humanistic, vulnerable
Example Sentences
“They’re all human beings with senses of humor who want fun things to happen and want good things to take place in their lives,” he said.
The South African Human Rights commission says it will investigate the police for depriving the miners of food and water.
Rachael was 23 and working at Mohamed Al Fayed's private office in 1994, when she was rung by the Harrods human resources team and offered a position as personal assistant to Salah.
Worldwide, the number of displaced people has been climbing alongside what appears to be the rising severity of disasters, and research suggests that by later this century as much as one-third of civilization — billions of people — could be facing the kind of heat and drought that had prohibited most human settlement for thousands of years.
Deforestation and flooding in Bangladesh, the collapse of Black Sea fisheries, the desertification of sub-Saharan Africa and “a nearly endless list” of other issues, he said, would drive human migration.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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