humans
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- noun
- /ˈhjuːmənz/
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humanos
- WE'RE ALL HUMANS HERE.
- MODERN HUMANS
I think he's one of the greatest humans alive.
- I think he's one of the greatest humans alive.
- So we are born as humans, but we must be gods.
- Which is that's not how humans, let alone lawyers, talk.
- That's why I don't trust humans to tell me who I am.
- So I think if humans fail, I hope they don't.
- Why do you think we humans long to create art?
- Like when did when did humans start eating this way?
- So there's this idea that humans evolved to run.
- Yeah, there there are no healthy humans without a healthy planet.
- Most focus on areas where humans can outclass computers.
- But isn't that how you know how humans handle knowledge?
- Turns out there's monkeys trying to kidnap humans via motorcycle.
- Table, then plants, animals, you know, humans, light, sound, and then thought.
- However, for now at least, humans are still of nature.
- The question is, I think, do humans have a phthalate syndrome?
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How much time do humans spend their life sleeping?
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Why do you think we humans long to create art?
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Table, then plants, animals, you know, humans, light, sound, and then thought.
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I just know how humans work, right?
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However, for now at least, humans are still of nature.
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Like when did when did humans start eating this way?
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What happens when you take humans out into low gravity?
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Most focus on areas where humans can outclass computers.
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We have an innate fascination as humans, beings with fire.
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As humans, we have the ability to adapt to many environments.
Synonyms
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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 in the world considered as a 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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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
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Humans comes from the Latin word humanus, which is related to homo ('man') and to humus ('earth'), so a helpful way to remember it is 'people of the earth'. That's why humans means all people as a group.