humanity
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- noun
- /hjuːˈmænɪti/
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humanidad
- What good has most of humanity brought to this planet?
- benefit humanity
- common humanity
- crimes against humanity
It will be there until the end of humanity as well.
- It will be there until the end of humanity as well.
- This could wipe out humanity, I mean.
- It actually helps all of humanity, which comes back to help you.
- Or is it's for suffering humanity beyond borders?
- That's just enough to protect some of humanity's individual interests.
- What good has most of humanity brought to this planet?
- The science is there to serve humanity, not to be it.
- It's the most existential debate and challenge humanity will ever face.
- And in the end, I do hope humanity prevails.
- We do not provide any essential service to humanity, so what's the point?
- And then science keeps bringing humanity down from its pedestal.
- This is how since the dawn of humanity, information has been passed down.
- I mean, it's what it does for humanity is, is part of it.
- You know, we have the demands of humanity keep increasing.
- all supplies to the collective of humanity. Adversity can
- Every nation, every language, humanity gets what that is.
Examples
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Given the precarious state of the global environment, humanity cannot afford to miss many of them.
Academic text (1990) -
"The problem of God has occupied humanity for as long as we have had written records.
Fiction book (1992) -
How do I actually see humanity in each of you?
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If the Internet is the future for humanity, it's definitely the future for war.
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So they try to change humanity, but they fail.
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Is it worth saving humanity?
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It's the most existential debate and challenge humanity will ever face.
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This is a much needed and well overdue upgrade for humanity.
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In his heart, there was an odd affection for the massed humanity that surrounded him.
Fiction book (1990) -
How do I actually see humanity in each of you?
Synonyms
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Any human being, male or female
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All the people who live on Earth
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All people on Earth viewed as a single group
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All people considered together as a group
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Human beings in a group, for example in a country
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All people who live on Earth as one group
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All people as one group
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All people as one group
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The scientific name for the modern human group, different from extinct species like Neanderthals
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A group of humans that includes all living people
A Latin phrase that scientists use to mean humans
Compounds
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Very serious crimes that harm many people, for example murder, slavery or torture
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Humanity comes from the Latin humanitas and humanus and can also mean 'all human beings' as a group. So when we speak of humanity we mean people everywhere, the whole human race.