humanity
- noun
- /hjuːˈmænɪti/
- When in dark times, those small things remind us of our humanity.
- common humanity
- idea of humanity
- nature of humanity
As a football player, you lose humanity, you become a God.
- As a football player, you lose humanity, you become a God.
- That is from the spiritual humanity that is prior to gender.
- So I'm interested in the humanity of people who are deemed villainous.
- What does it mean to actually become humanity, you know?
- It may expose you to a different side of humanity that you might find surprising.
- Because they are not making of their humanity what they could be.
- This is if you allow your humanity to overflow, the divine will happen.
- It's all elements of humanity to train AI from.
Examples
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Do you think technology is taking humanity away or it's adding to it?
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For a moment after the financial crash of late 2008, humanity was seized with the transformational nature of our times.
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Now why should this be the second most important moral principle for all humanity to follow?
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All I'm asking is that we remember our common... our common humanity.
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Cultural identity is near the core of one's humanity; history and place constitute one's existence.
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It's very important for humanity to reconnect to our ancestors.
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So I'm interested in the humanity of people who are deemed villainous.
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This is humanity, this is Homo sapiens.
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Finally, both thinkers held that the service of humanity distinguished a mature ethical character.
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Throughout history, humanity has shown remarkable resilience in the face of adversity.
Synonyms
The feelings, faults, and kindness that belong to people
Compounds
Very serious crimes that harm many people, for example murder, slavery or torture
How Extraordinary
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Humanity comes from the Latin humanus ('human') and humanitas ('human nature'), a root shared with the word human. So humanity can mean the qualities that make us human, like thought and feeling.