Definition of "inhumanly" [in•hu•man•ly]

• In an inhuman manner. (adverb)

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• "My parents were a bit like those tennis parents who start drilling their kids on the court when they’re about two, with the idea of creating some kind of inhumanly precocious tennis prodigy."
• "Evil, understood as performing not simply bad acts but "inhumanly" bad acts, seems almost impossible."
• "They were used to build the wealth of white America and the history of how they were inhumanly exploited is precisely what some Americans would like us to forget."