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humanism
  1. The study of the humanities or the liberal arts; literary (especially classical) scholarship. [from 19th c.]
  2. (historical, often capitalized) Specifically, a cultural and intellectual movement in 14th-16th century Europe characterised by attention to Classical culture and a promotion of vernacular texts, notably during the Renaissance. [from 19th c.]
  3. An ethical system that centers on humans and their values, needs, interests, abilities, dignity and freedom; especially used for a secular one which rejects theistic religion and superstition. [from 19th c.]
  4. Humanitarianism, philanthropy.
  5. Synonyms:
      6. atheism, agnosticism, godlessness, unbelief, apostasy, paganism, freethinking, irreligion, ungodliness, heresy, scepticism, irreverence, disbelief, heathenism, profaneness, doubt, infidelity, impiety, skepticism, nihilism, iconoclasm, nonbelief, non-theism, non-belief, sacrilege, blasphemy, idolatry, immorality, sinfulness, unfaith, iniquity, unholiness, lack of faith, unrighteousness, disrespect, profanation, sin, secularism, idolatrism, iconolatry, idol worship, idol worshipping, icon worship, shamanism, heathendom, animism, culture, lifestyle, customs, traditions … more
  6. Examples:
      7. “The Enlightenment, the age of reason, being the high noon, the fulfilment of the ideals of humanism?”
      “Confucian thought is characterized by a spirit of humanism, rationalism, and moralism.”
      “His ideas on social justice were the foundation of new humanism and of Romanticism in general.”
humanity
  1. Mankind; human beings as a group.
  2. The human condition or nature.
  3. The quality of being benevolent; humane traits of character; humane qualities or aspects.
  4. Any academic subject belonging to the humanities.
  5. Synonyms:
      6. humankind, mankind, people, society, man, folks, mortals, men, world, public, species, humans, Homo sapiens, human beings, human race, human species, homo sapiens, human nature, mortality, men and women, everyone, populace, flesh, individuals, civilization, persons, population, souls, women, living souls, inhabitants, peeps, citizenry, denizens, community, civilisation, folk, general public, human life, earth, children, personages, others, manhood, many, rabblement, many people, other people, Jane Q. Public, persons in the street … more
  6. Examples:
      7. “Serving humanity through compassion and serving humanity through compulsion are two different things.”
      “What is clear is that he attempts to look beneath weirdness to find the common thread of humanity between him and his subject.”
      “Oporto issued a proclamation that they should comport themselves with compassion and humanity towards the prisoners.”
humanist
  1. a scholar of one of the subjects in the humanities
  2. a person who believes in the philosophy of humanism
  3. (historical) In the Renaissance, a scholar of Greek and Roman classics
  4. Synonyms:
      5. atheist, agnostic, heathen, infidel, heretic, pagan, unbeliever, paynim, irreligionist, freethinker, sceptic, skeptic, nullifidian, nontheist, disbeliever, doubter, nonbeliever, libertine, nihilist, atheitard, gaytheist, non-theist, non-believer, doubting Thomas, irreligious person, free thinker, existentialist, choice believer, free will advocate, advocate of free will, believer in existentialism, existential philosopher, proponent of self-determination … more
humanities
  1. (obsolete) Synonym of classical studies: the study of Ancient Greek and Latin, their literature, etc.
  2. The study of language, literature, the arts, and philosophy, sometimes including religion
  3. Synonyms:
      4. classics, arts, belles-lettres, liberal arts, classical studies, literae humaniores, language, history, philosophy, literature, trivium and quadrivium, liberal studies, social sciences, natural sciences, general education … more
  4. Examples:
      5. “What makes the humanities important is that they take the areas where we have insufficient data and try to abstract useful principles from it.”
      “Students also will study mathematics, science, liberal arts and the humanities as part of the curriculum.”
      “Conflicts especially abound in English literature, language arts, social studies, and the humanities.”
inhumanity
  1. The lack of compassion.
  2. An inhuman act.
  3. Synonyms:
      4. brutality, cruelty, savagery, viciousness, barbarity, atrocity, ruthlessness, heartlessness, sadism, barbarousness, savageness, fiendishness, atrociousness, mercilessness, harshness, wickedness, barbarism, wantonness, callousness, pitilessness, severity, inhumanness, bloodthirstiness, ferocity, cruelness, truculence, heinousness, brutishness, unkindness, bestiality, hardheartedness, evil, evilness, violence, monstrousness, remorselessness, maliciousness, beastliness, uncaringness, unkindliness, unforgivingness, dastardliness, flagitiousness, inconsiderateness, cold-bloodedness, hard-heartedness, cold-heartedness, stone-heartedness, lack of compassion, lack of feeling … more
  4. Examples:
      5. “Some historians claim this is the most graphic example of man's inhumanity to man.”
      “The engrossing series is a searing reminder of man's capacity for unimaginable acts of inhumanity against fellow man.”
      “To turn a country into a laboratory is to give ample warning of inhumanity.”
humanzee
  1. a hypothetical hybrid of a male human and a female chimpanzee
  2. Synonyms:
      3. manpanzee
humankind
  1. The human race; mankind, humanity; Homo sapiens.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. humanity, mankind, people, society, man, mortals, mortality, flesh, community, populace, Homo sapiens, human beings, human race, human species, homo sapiens, human life, humans, world, civilization, men, species, men and women, civilisation, earth, human, folks, public, the world at large, individuals, persons, manhood, the human species, children, living souls, others, women, personages, souls, the world, human nature, rabblement, many people, many, other people, everyone, guys, Jane Q. Public, John Q. Public, peeps, persons in the street … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “One of the age-old practices of humankind.”
      “The survival of humankind depends on our ability to come together and solve global challenges.”
      “Education is the key to a future for humankind, especially for a healthier humankind with a suitable replacement rate.”
humanosphere
  1. That part of the Earth inhabited by, or influenced by, humans.
humaniser
  1. Non-Oxford British English standard spelling of humanizer.
humanitarian
  1. A person with such concerns; a philanthropist or do-gooder.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. benefactor, altruist, philanthropist, patron, Maecenas, almsgiver, helper, philanthrope, Good Samaritan, do-gooder, donor, backer, sponsor, contributor, benefactress, promoter, giver, guarantor, patroness, bleeding heart, good scout, Lady Bountiful, Samaritan, boy scout, helping hand, good neighbor, supporter, angel, donator, subsidizer, champion, subscriber, defender, friend, benefactrice, benefactrix, protector, grubstaker, upholder, fan, sympathizer, subsidiser, sympathiser, well-wisher, fairy godmother, sugar daddy, fairy godparent, Santa Claus, source of aid, advocate … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “To them, he was a generous humanitarian who donated millions every year to charity.”
      “He was a humanitarian who set new standards in social activism and responsibility.”
      “Personally warm and cordial, he was an altruistic humanitarian who gave generously of his time and many talents for the betterment of his community.”
human
  1. A human being, whether man, woman or child.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. person, human being, individual, being, mortal, personage, man, soul, woman, character, child, life, body, earthling, wight, baby, biped, guy, hominid, sort, bod, living soul, specimen, Homo sapien, homo sapien, member of the human race, creature, party, customer, head, thing, cookie, face, devil, stiff, slob, scout, cooky, bird, duck, fish, egg, fellow, type, dude, chap, bloke, geezer, beggar, bunny … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “I thought I heard a cat scampering in our backyard, but it was actually a human.”
      “Learning is an individual and social process that humans are constantly engaged in.”
humanphobe
  1. Someone prejudiced, bigoted against humans.
humanness
  1. The condition or quality of being human.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. mortality, humanity, corporeality, corporality, earthliness, being, flesh, human nature, flesh and blood, human characteristics, human qualities … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “His modesty, his essential humanness, and his struggle with goodness, makes it easy for audiences to relate to him.”
      “It's true that many modern philosophies predicate humanness on the ability to reason.”
      “I decided just to try and capture the humanness of the Queen, rather than anything formal.”
humanburger
  1. hamburger made with human meat
humanitarianization
  1. The act or process of humanitarianizing.
humanitarianism
  1. Humanitarian philosophy or practice.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. benevolence, philanthropy, charity, beneficence, generosity, goodwill, humanism, kindness, benignity, altruism, charitableness, compassion, kindliness, kindheartedness, goodness, big-heartedness, generousness, tenderness, warmheartedness, humaneness, softheartedness, compassionateness, tenderheartedness, graciousness, benignancy, good-heartedness, sympathy, clemency, understanding, humanity, consideration, thoughtfulness, grace, gentleness, feeling, decency, aroha, kind-heartedness, good will, social conscience, public-spiritedness … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “To encapsulate his humanitarianism in this immensely accessible ribaldry is a triumph of serious intention within comic means.”
      “If humanitarianism is your thing, there are many organizations that allow you to help people in cultures less fortunate than us.”
      “This is the sort of humanitarianism that should be applauded, not punished.”
humanisation
  1. Alternative form of humanization
  2. Synonyms:
      3. prosopopeia, prosopopoeia, humanising, humanization, humanizing, personification, personalization, anthropologization, human characteristics, pathetic fallacy, anthropomorphism, human qualities … more
humaniform
  1. (science fiction) A robot resembling a human.
humanation
  1. (theology) The fact or process of becoming human.
inhumanness
  1. Quality of being inhuman, cruel.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. brutality, cruelty, savagery, inhumanity, viciousness, barbarity, sadism, heartlessness, atrocity, barbarousness, fiendishness, savageness, atrociousness, wantonness, cruelness, truculence, ruthlessness, ferocity, bloodthirstiness, mercilessness, wickedness, barbarism, callousness, brutishness, bestiality, depravity, fierceness, murderousness, severity, pitilessness, hard-heartedness, unkindness, heinousness, unfeelingness, harshness, cold-bloodedness, coldness, monstrousness, remorselessness, violence, coarseness, insensitiveness, malignity, insensibility, despotism, truculency, evil, vileness, baseness, animality … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “The inhumanness of their actions was met with widespread condemnation.”
      “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.”
      “The rally extended its full support to Kashmiris people in time of Indian's brutality and inhumanness.”
humanhood
  1. The state or period of being human.
  2. Examples:
      3. “They refocused themselves to a point where they could get back their peoplehood, their humanhood, their manhood and their womanhood.”
      “Some rights are inalienable as they attach to the human person and form an essential part of his or her humanhood.”
humaneness
  1. The property of being humane.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. kindness, benevolence, kindliness, tenderness, kindheartedness, humanity, warmheartedness, softheartedness, beneficence, benignity, compassionateness, tenderheartedness, benignancy, good-heartedness, compassion, sympathy, charity, mercy, pity, generosity, understanding, commiseration, gentleness, goodwill, heart, goodness, feeling, concern, bigheartedness, consideration, kind-heartedness, ruth, tolerance, altruism, largeheartedness, clemency, charitableness, warmth, warm-heartedness, tender-heartedness, grace, care, graciousness, leniency, magnanimity, indulgence, philanthropy, mercifulness, forbearance, fellow feeling … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “The humaneness of non-commercial roo shooting has come under fire this week.”
      “More than any other famous person, she captured the hearts of people with her simplicity and humaneness.”
      “We are often proud of our humaneness and the complex way China conducts itself in the management of human resources.”
humanization
  1. The act of humanizing.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. pathetic fallacy, personification, anthropomorphism, anthropologization, humanisation, humanising, humanizing, personalization, prosopopeia, prosopopoeia, human characteristics, human qualities … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “People who want the opposite of humanization want propaganda films, which have a very limited value.”
      “This process leads to the humanization of the instructor and enables students to relate more easily to faculty members in a clinical environment.”
      “A confusing dynamics of humanization of animals and animalization of humans follows, framing such a decadent process with paroxysmal contours.”
humanizer
  1. One who humanizes.
humanitian
  1. (obsolete) A humanist.
humanitarianisms
  1. plural of humanitarianism
  2. Synonyms:
      3. benevolences, philanthropies, charities, beneficences, generosities, goodwills, humanisms, kindlinesses, kindheartednesses, compassions, tendernesses, benignities, feelings, altruisms, warmheartedness, softheartedness, charitablenesses, good-heartedness, humanenesses, compassionateness, tenderheartednesses, goodnesses, graciousnesses, benignancies, big-heartedness, generousness, sympathies, humanities, understandings, pities, empathies, loves, ruth, characters, affections, concerns, mercies, souls, bigheartedness, sensitivities, constitutions, hearts, emotions, commiserations, largeheartedness, fellow feelings, hearts of hearts, brotherly love … more
humanizations
  1. plural of humanization
  2. Synonyms:
      3. pathetic fallacies, personification, anthropomorphisms, humanisations, personalization, prosopopeia, prosopopoeias
humanisations
  1. plural of humanisation
  2. Synonyms:
      3. prosopopeia, prosopopoeias, humanizations, personification, personalization, pathetic fallacies, anthropomorphisms
humanitarians
  1. plural of humanitarian
  2. Synonyms:
      3. benefactors, altruists, philanthropists, patrons, Maecenases, almsgivers, helpers, philanthropes, do-gooders, Good Samaritans, backers, sponsors, promoters, benefactresses, bleeding hearts, donors, contributors, Ladies Bountiful, givers, patronesses, guarantors, volunteers, idealists, Samaritans, helping hands, boy scouts, upholders, sympathizers, benefactrices, protectors, defenders, well-wishers, angels, subsidisers, supporters, champions, sympathisers, subscribers, fairy godmothers, friends, fans, donators, sugar daddies, subsidizers, bestowers, grantors, conferrers, investors, saviours, boosters … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “Compiled with the help of readers' nominations, it is a list of politicians, businessmen, humanitarians, artisans and more.”
      “Before the peacekeepers arrive, it's often the humanitarians in harm's way with no back-up.”
      “There's nothing in it for the humanitarians amongst us, but that's not the idea.”
humanburgers
  1. plural of humanburger
humanations
  1. plural of humanation
humaniforms
  1. plural of humaniform
humanitians
  1. plural of humanitian
inhumanities
  1. plural of inhumanity
  2. Synonyms:
      3. brutalities, cruelties, savageries, viciousnesses, barbarities, atrocities, ruthlessnesses, heartlessnesses, sadisms, barbarousnesses, savagenesses, fiendishnesses, atrociousness, mercilessnesses, harshnesses, wickednesses, barbarisms, wantonnesses, callousnesses, pitilessnesses, severities, inhumanness, bloodthirstiness, ferocities, cruelnesses, truculences, heinousnesses, brutishnesses, unkindnesses, bestialities, hardheartednesses, evils, evilnesses, violences, monstrousnesses, remorselessness, maliciousnesses, beastlinesses, uncaringness, unkindliness, unforgivingness, dastardliness, flagitiousness, inconsiderateness, cold-bloodedness, hard-heartednesses, cold-heartedness, stone-heartedness, depravities, murderousness … more
humanenesses
  1. plural of humaneness
  2. Synonyms:
      3. benevolences, kindlinesses, tendernesses, kindheartednesses, humanities, warmheartedness, softheartedness, beneficences, benignities, compassionateness, tenderheartednesses, benignancies, good-heartedness, compassions, sympathies, charities, mercies, pities, generosities, understandings, commiserations, gentlenesses, goodwills, hearts, goodnesses, feelings, concerns, bigheartedness, considerations, kind-heartedness, ruth, tolerances, altruisms, largeheartedness, clemencies, charitablenesses, warmths, warm-heartedness, graces, cares, graciousnesses, leniencies, magnanimities, indulgences, philanthropies, forbearances, mercifulnesses, fellow feelings, thoughtfulness, loves … more
humanizers
  1. plural of humanizer
humanisers
  1. plural of humaniser
humankinds
  1. plural of humankind
  2. Synonyms:
      3. humanities, mankind, peoples, societies, men, mortals, mortalities, flesh, communities, populaces, Homo sapiens, human beings, human races, homo sapiens, humans, worlds, civilizations, persons, folks, species, women, publics, earths, tellurians, individuals, high societies, personages, children, others, souls, earthlings, manhoods, rabblements, manies, John Q. Public, peeps, guys, human nature, populations, inhabitants, citizenries … more
humannesses
  1. plural of humanness
  2. Synonyms:
      3. mortalities, humanities, corporealities, corporalities, earthlinesses, beings, flesh, human nature, flesh and blood
humanists
  1. plural of humanist
  2. Synonyms:
      3. atheists, agnostics, heathen, infidels, heretics, pagans, unbelievers, paynims, irreligionists, freethinkers, sceptics, skeptics, nullifidians, nontheists, disbelievers, doubters, nonbelievers, libertines, nihilists, atheitards, gaytheists, non-believers, doubting Thomases, free thinkers, existentialists … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “His lifework shows us that scientists and humanists are in many ways similar kinds of insightful people.”
      “We are dealing with secular humanists, and while we are on earth, what is expedient, and convenient, will pass for truth and morality.”
      “His patient-centered teaching and his genteel, bibliophilic scholarship inspired later medical humanists.”
humanzees
  1. plural of humanzee
  2. Synonyms:
      3. manpanzees
humanisms
  1. plural of humanism
  2. Synonyms:
      3. atheisms, agnosticisms, godlessnesses, unbeliefs, apostasies, paganisms, freethinkings, irreligions, ungodlinesses, heresies, scepticisms, irreverences, disbeliefs, heathenisms, profanenesses, doubts, infidelities, impieties, skepticisms, nihilisms, iconoclasms, nonbeliefs, sacrileges, blasphemies, idolatries, unfaiths, immoralities, sinfulnesses, iconolatries, iniquities, unholinesses, unrighteousness, disrespects, secularisms, profanations, sins, shamanisms, heathendoms, animisms, cultures, lifestyles, customs, traditions, habits, backgrounds, civilizations, heritages, mores, societies, values … more
humans
  1. plural of human
  2. Synonyms:
      3. people, society, human beings, humanity, humankind, individuals, persons, mortals, children, Homo sapiens, human species, living souls, mankind, men, others, personages, souls, women, many, many people, men and women, other people, rabblement, species, world, everyone, guys, human race, Jane Q. Public, John Q. Public, peeps, persons in the street, man, homo sapiens, public, folks, mortality, flesh, human nature, civilization, human races, the world at large, the world, civilisation, the human species, body, character, sorts, hominids, earthlings … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “It has been noted that guide dogs working in towns breathe the same pollutants as humans yet do not have asthma.”
      “In January the CDC reported two fatal cases of rat-bite fever and linked the disease Tularemia in hamsters to humans for the first time.”
      “The scent of humans overwhelmed his nostrils as it took a deep whiff of the air with delight.”
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