Inhuman
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| # The [[lack]] of [[compassion]] | # The [[lack]] of [[compassion]] | ||
| # [[Indifference|Indifferently]] [[cruel]], [[sadistic]] or [[barbaric]]. | # [[Indifference|Indifferently]] [[cruel]], [[sadistic]] or [[barbaric]]. | ||
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| + | *''[[The Inhuman Woman]]'' | ||
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Inhuman and inhumanity:
- The lack of compassion
- Indifferently cruel, sadistic or barbaric.
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