humanist in Greek
humanist in Greek is ανθρωπιστής — humanist means someone who believes in humanism — the idea that people can lead ethical, meaningful lives through reason and compassion, without relying on religion.
humanist in Greek
ανθρωπιστής
Pronounced: anthropistis
A person who believes in the philosophy of humanism.
What does "humanist" mean?
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noun Someone who believes in humanism — the idea that people can lead ethical, meaningful lives through reason and compassion, without relying on religion.
"As a humanist, she found meaning in helping others rather than in religious practice."
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noun A scholar of subjects such as literature, history, and philosophy, especially during the Renaissance.
"Renaissance humanists studied ancient Greek and Roman texts closely."
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adjective Relating to humanism or the study of the humanities.
"The university offers a strong humanist education."
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humanist in a sentence
- As a humanist, she found meaning in helping others rather than in religious practice.
- The organization promotes humanist values like reason and human dignity.
- Renaissance humanists studied ancient Greek and Roman texts closely.
- He trained as a humanist scholar before turning to science.
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What is "humanist" in Greek?
"humanist" in Greek is ανθρωπιστής. humanist means: Someone who believes in humanism — the idea that people can lead ethical, meaningful lives through reason and compassion, without relying on religion.
How do you pronounce ανθρωπιστής?
"humanist" in Greek is ανθρωπιστής, pronounced "anthropistis".
How do you use "humanist" in a sentence?
Example: "As a humanist, she found meaning in helping others rather than in religious practice." In Greek, "humanist" is ανθρωπιστής.
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