humanoid (Meaning)

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humanoid (n)

an automaton that resembles a human being

The spacecraft encountered a group of extraterrestrial humanoids, their features resembling a mix of human and alien.
Researchers speculated that the newly discovered fossils belonged to an early humanoid species, linking it to our evolutionary history.
The advanced android possessed a sophisticated artificial intelligence, making it nearly indistinguishable from a real humanoid.
The android's humanoid features and lifelike movements created a sense of unease among the human onlookers.
The science fiction novel explored the ethical implications of creating genetically engineered humanoids with superhuman abilities.
The horror film featured a humanoid monster with razor-sharp claws and a haunting presence.
Scientists hypothesized that advanced alien civilizations may have developed humanoid spacecraft to explore distant planets.
The humanoid robot was designed to perform complex tasks with efficiency and precision, aiding in industrial advancements.
The paranormal investigators claimed to have witnessed a shadowy humanoid figure lurking in the abandoned house.
The video game allowed players to control humanoid characters with unique abilities and engage in thrilling battles.

an automaton that resembles a human being

human, hominid,humanlike, mortal, creatural, anthropoid,natural, earthborn

animal, nonhuman, animal,nonhuman, bestial, robotic,brute, bestial, inhuman, inhuman

The spacecraft encountered a group of extraterrestrial humanoids, their features resembling a mix of human and alien.

Researchers speculated that the newly discovered fossils belonged to an early humanoid species, linking it to our evolutionary history.

The advanced android possessed a sophisticated artificial intelligence, making it nearly indistinguishable from a real humanoid.

The android's humanoid features and lifelike movements created a sense of unease among the human onlookers.