humanity in Latin
humanity in Latin is hūmānitās, humanitas — humanity means people as a whole; the human race.
humanity in Latin
hūmānitās
humanitas
(uncountable) The human condition or nature.
What does "humanity" mean?
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noun People as a whole; the human race.
"Clean water should be a basic right for humanity everywhere."
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noun Kindness, compassion, and other qualities considered typically human.
"The nurse treated every patient with great humanity."
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humanity in a sentence
- Clean water should be a basic right for humanity everywhere.
- The discovery could benefit all of humanity.
- The nurse treated every patient with great humanity.
- His speech was a powerful reminder of our shared humanity.
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What is "humanity" in Latin?
"humanity" in Latin is hūmānitās, humanitas. humanity means: People as a whole; the human race.
How do you use "humanity" in a sentence?
Example: "Clean water should be a basic right for humanity everywhere." In Latin, "humanity" is hūmānitās, humanitas.
Are there other ways to say "humanity" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "humanity": hūmānitās, humanitas.
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