inhumanness

The inhumanness of the deed made it seem incredible that anything else was possible.

They stared at the corpse for a long while, transfixed, perhaps, by its inhumanness.

The long red robe and fur cape it wore couldn't hide the inhumanness of its form.

The show was a reminder of what man, Earthbound and alone, had achieved: the heritage now menaced by inhumanness.

But something arrested his hand: the very inhumanness of the intolerable, continuous crying arrested him.

Louder, closer came the throbbing; clearer with it my perception of the inhumanness of my thought.

It can be formed only by denying the reality of war, by turning the lies, the manipulation, the inhumanness of war into the heroic ideal."

Inhumanness of capitalism (McElrath and Crisler 396)