humanness
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- noun
- /ˈhjuːmənnəs/
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humanidad
- As Heidegger (1962) said, the basic fact of humanness is the fact of its 'thrownness' into the future.
- authentic humanness
- recognize humanness
- common humanness
Right now we call it humanness, what it means to be human.
- Right now we call it humanness, what it means to be human.
- What role does vulnerability or humanness play in the development of your brand?
- And where did that humanness come from?
- Do we choose to preserve the gift of our humanness?
- It doesn't have anything to do with your humanness.
- How do those feelings of love and and shared humanness happen?
- Because addressing need is part of my experience of humanness.
- That's like a retraction of our humanness.
- But this outer cerebral cortex is the seat of humanness.
- They are very good at destruction of land, destruction of people, destruction of humanness.
- That's just our humanness, but it's being worked against us because we don't understand it.
- That's the thing that qualifies you, the humanness in you.
- It's an active approach to tackle the most complex problems in life, but also as a daily approach to put you in peak states of humanness.
- No, but that is that is the, the, the humanness of the relationship.
Examples
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What moves people is the humanness of it, not the machine.
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Our humanness connects us, reminding us of our shared emotions and vulnerabilities.
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Right now we call it humanness, what it means to be human.
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And where did that humanness come from?
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Lee has been able to explore this humanness in a very real way.
Blog text (22) -
And in our humanness, we are, we all are just seeking the same things.
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The gift of humanness is the work of the Creator Spirit.
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I think I'm a better practitioner when I manage to hold onto a sense of my own humanness.
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Throughout history, there have been many folktales pointing to the humanness of the emperors.
Academic text (1991) -
It's that fierce humanness of feeling, the character of feeling, that is sought out by people like Dickinson and Melville.
Academic text (2018)
Synonyms
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How people think, feel, and behave
How Human
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Humanness comes from human ('person') plus the ending -ness ('quality of'). So, humanness means the quality of being human — our feelings, weaknesses, and the way we care for others.