manlike
Americanadjective
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resembling a human being; anthropoid.
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belonging or proper to a man; manly.
manlike fortitude.
adjective
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- manlikely adverb
- manlikeness noun
Etymology
Origin of manlike
Example Sentences
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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.
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Back at the Walmart museum, visitors were trying to work through their thoughts on the manlike figure in front of them.
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“I was reading on the Internet, and there are lots of people like you. Did you know you can take hormones so that your body, you know, doesn’t go all manlike?”
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The shadows rise, morphing into a manlike shape.
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Nonetheless, Dahl then told Arnold that the saucers were piloted by manlike beings made visible by A-bomb radiation.
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