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humanity

/hjuːˈmænɪti/

noun

İnsanlık; tüm insanlar

All human beings collectively; the human race.

  • The discovery of penicillin was a great benefit to humanity.
  • Climate change threatens the future of humanity.
  • Philosophical debates about artificial intelligence often center on whether machines could ever possess qualities traditionally associated with humanity.
  • The international relief organization delivered emergency supplies to demonstrate solidarity with humanity in the aftermath of the devastating earthquake.
  • Renaissance art celebrated humanity by depicting human figures with unprecedented realism and emphasizing individual dignity and potential.
  • Advances in space exploration raise profound questions about humanity's place in the universe and our responsibilities as a species.
noun

İnsaniyet; şefkat ve merhamet

The quality of being human; compassion, kindness, and benevolence toward others.

  • She showed great humanity in caring for the refugees.
  • We must treat prisoners with humanity and respect.
nounacademic

Beşeri bilimler; insan kültürü çalışması

The study of human culture, especially literature, history, art, music, and philosophy (the humanities).

  • She decided to major in the humanities rather than science.
  • The university has a strong humanities department.