Humanistic

/ˌhjuːməˈnɪstɪk/

मानवतावादी; मानवीय मूल्यों पर आधारित

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Origin & History

From humanist + -ic; ultimately from Latin hūmānus (“human, humane”), and Renaissance Latin hūmānista (“student/teacher of humanitas”).

humanist + -ic से; मूलतः लैटिन hūmānus (‘मानव/मानवीय’) और पुनर्जागरण-कालीन लैटिन hūmānista (‘humanitas का विद्यार्थी/अध्यापक’) से।

Definition

Concerned with people’s needs, dignity, and well-being; emphasizing compassion, ethics, and the value of human life, often linked to humanism in education and culture.

मानव कल्याण, गरिमा और भलाई पर केंद्रित; करुणा, नैतिकता और मानव जीवन के मूल्य पर बल देने वाला, और अक्सर शिक्षा व संस्कृति में मानवतावाद (humanism) से जुड़ा हुआ।

Parts of Speech

Adjective:
The hospital is known for its humanistic approach to patient care.
अस्पताल रोगी-देखभाल के प्रति अपने मानवतावादी दृष्टिकोण के लिए जाना जाता है।

Usage Examples

Her humanistic values guided her decision to work in refugee support.
The teacher used a humanistic method that respected each student’s individuality.
The novel is praised for its humanistic portrayal of ordinary people.
A humanistic perspective emphasizes empathy over punishment in criminal justice.

Synonyms

Humane Compassionate Benevolent Empathetic People-centered Altruistic

Related Forms

Noun
Humanism / Humanist / Humanity / Humaneness
Verb
Humanize / Humanized / Humanizing
Adjective
Humanistic / Humanist / Humane / Humanitarian
Adverb
Humanistically / Humanely

Idioms & Phrases

A humanistic approach
मानवतावादी दृष्टिकोण
Humanistic values
मानवतावादी मूल्य
Humanistic education
मानवतावादी शिक्षा