humanities
hyoo-MAN-i-teez/hjuˈmæn.ɪ.tiz/
- 1The school and college subjects that study language, literature, art, history, and philosophy.
Like the side of school where you learn about people, art, and ideas instead of numbers and machines.
She majored in the humanities before going to law school.
Funding for the humanities has dropped at many universities.
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Oppositesciences
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- 2Plural of humanity, for more than one act of kindness. This use is rare.
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- 3The study of Ancient Greek and Latin and the books written in them.
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humanities is a form of humanity
humanity, noun: All the people in the world, thought of as one big group. Full entry
- Forms
- humanityhumanities plural
- Spelling
- humanity → humanities: change y to i, add -es
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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