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humanist Noun

— Humanists are people who believe in "doing good" for all people.

humanist

— noun a classical scholar or student of the liberal arts

— adjective (= humanistic) of or pertaining to Renaissance humanism the humanistic revival of learning

— adjective of or pertaining to a philosophy asserting human dignity and man's capacity for fulfillment through reason and scientific method and often rejecting religion the humanist belief in continuous emergent evolution — Wendell Thomas

— adjective (= humanistic, humane) pertaining to or concerned with the humanities humanistic studies a humane education

— noun an advocate of the principles of humanism; someone concerned with the interests and welfare of humans

— adjective (= humanistic, humanitarian) marked by humanistic values and devotion to human welfare a humane physician released the prisoner for humanitarian reasons respect and humanistic regard for all members of our species

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humanist English » English

humanistic

humanitarian

humane

human-centred

human-centered

classical scholar

saint

donor

altruist

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Movie subtitles

He says the ambassador is a humanist.

You are a humanist!

He's another breed: a genuine humanist.

Senior Commissioner Morot was a fierce humanist, but also a wonderful cop.

Coach, I'm a humanist.

I'm not. I'm a humanist.

I was simply a humanist.

A humanist without Latin nor ancient Greek.

Maybe the last humanist.

Because he was a humanist. Death sentence, no buts.

I think we should pass, for a more humanist point of view, over to the rabbi, please.

I'm not a humanist.

A high-minded, idealistic, lefty humanist like yourself advocating greasing the bad guys?

I turned out to be something of a humanist.

What's wrong with our young humanist today?

And opposite him, we have Dr. Tom Jack humanist, broadcaster, lecturer, and author of the book, Hello Sailor.

Senior Commissioner Moreau was a fierce humanist, but also a wonderful cop.

I'm a humanist.

The Krauts killed him. Because he was a humanist.

The music that accompanies this great humanist finale, the overture to Wagner's opera, Lohengrin, is the same music as the one we hear when Hitler is daydreaming about conquering the entire world and where he has a balloon in the shape of the globe.

I'm a Christian and a humanist.

He's a bit of a humanist, a free thinker, nationalist, Socialist and on the side of the Vietminh guerrillas.

Because he was a humanist.

As a humanist, I have an abhorrence of war.

As a humanist, I share your opinion. As a king, I'm forced to disagree.

It's the application of humanist principles to international affairs.

As a humanist I have an abhorrence of war.

The friend of erasmus, the greatest humanist in all england.

News and current affairs

Che was no humanist.

No communist leader, indeed, ever held humanist values.

Castro, no humanist himself, did his best to neutralize Guevara by appointing him Minister for Industry.

Turkey benefits from republican reflexes and values that have been built over decades, as well as from humanist wisdom anchored in centuries of history.

This trend accelerated with the spread of Enlightenment humanist ideals based on fundamental human equality and the application of rationality to human affairs.

After winning the presidency, Chen could have risen above theatrics by focusing on two Taiwanese strengths: its economy and its unbroken humanist Chinese cultural tradition.