humanitas
/hjuːˈmanɪtas/ /hjuːˈmanɪtɑːs/noun
Humanity. Chiefly in intellectual contexts, often with the implication of humane learning or culture, or a humanistic approach to the problems of the human condition.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Publications of the Modern Language Association of America. From classical Latin hūmānitās humanity.
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