1. opposed to or rejecting humanism; contrary to humanistic values, principles, or concerns for human welfare and dignity
Usage: formal; often used in academic or philosophical contexts

Examples

• The regime's antihumanistic policies prioritized state control over individual rights.
• Critics argued that the industrial system was fundamentally antihumanistic in its treatment of workers.
• The philosopher rejected what she called the antihumanistic tendencies of certain modern ideologies.
• Some view extreme utilitarianism as antihumanistic because it reduces people to mere statistics.
• The antihumanistic approach ignored the emotional and psychological needs of the community.