humanist
- adjective
- /ˈhjuːmənɪst/
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- a secular humanist
- Humanist Association
- Humanist Manifesto
In art, humanism, the the, the, the humanist slogan in art is beauty is in the eyes of the beholder.
- In art, humanism, the the, the, the humanist slogan in art is beauty is in the eyes of the beholder.
Examples
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Nor do the objectives of this humanist project coincide with the stakes of present conflicts.
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The philosopher emphasized the importance of human dignity from a humanist perspective.
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And, and we should think through exactly as a humanist, how I would approach that issue.
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You could try to figure out how to mesh your scientific view of the mind with these humanist values you might want to preserve.
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And that's obviously incredibly interesting from a, you know, humanist perspective.
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Graduates of the Humanist Institute program haven't merely learned philosophy but have acquired a philosophical outlook.
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So to be humanist, to be embodied, we all have transient illness and impairments.
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In her speech, she advocated for humanist values such as empathy and rational thinking.
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His writings reflect a humanist approach, focusing on human welfare and ethical reasoning.
Synonyms
Showing respect for people and wanting their well-being
Putting people's needs and comfort first when designing or making decisions
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Humanist as an adjective comes from humanus 'human' and humanitas 'human culture', so it describes things that focus on people, their values, or the study of human life, which is why a humanist approach puts people and their dignity first.