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humanitarianism
[ hyoo-man-i-tair-ee-uh-niz-uhmor, often, yoo- ]
noun
- humanitarian principles or practices.
- Ethics.
- the doctrine that humanity's obligations are concerned wholly with the welfare of the human race.
- the doctrine that humankind may become perfect without divine aid.
- Theology. the doctrine that Jesus Christ possessed a human nature only.
Other ˜yÐÄvlog Forms
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of humanitarianism1
Example Sentences
The Chinese ministry spokesman, Wang Wenbin, referring to North Koreans who entered illegally for economic reasons, said China had always handled the issue "properly" according to principles of domestic and international law and humanitarianism.
The Biafran airlift is widely considered a watershed moment in international humanitarianism.
“I guessed that he wouldn’t be allowed to leave, but he was very confident that he would get to see her, because this was plain humanitarianism.â€
"China, in the spirit of humanitarianism, has been trying to help the U.S. as best it can," spokesperson Wang Wenbin told a regular news briefing.
South Koreans accused Japan of lack of contrition and lack of humanitarianism.
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