Associations to the word «Humane»
Noun
- Divine
- Rights
- Cat
- Motive
- Prison
- Stampede
- Temper
- Brute
- Criminal
- Conqueror
- Religious
- Sympathy
- Mercy
- Pagan
- Trap
- Scripture
- Ren
- Endeavor
- Manner
- Fond
- Seminary
- Neglect
- Zeal
- Principle
- Simple
- Inquisition
- Care
- Incarceration
- Mankind
- Libertarian
- Enlightenment
- Method
- Righteousness
- Proponent
- Sanitation
- Dog
- Worthy
- Socialism
- Exertion
- Philanthropy
- Alienation
- Dignity
- Wildlife
- Liberty
- Conscience
- Fundraising
- Abuse
- Abortion
- Protection
- Moderation
- Policy
- Custody
- Sick
- Brave
- Injustice
- Legislation
- Regulation
- Hanging
- Zoo
- Convict
- Compliance
- Injection
- Bard
- Utterance
- Migrant
- Generosity
- Legislator
- Jurisprudence
Adjective
Wiktionary
HUMANE, adjective. Having or showing concern for the pain or suffering of another; compassionate.
HUMANE, adjective. Pertaining to branches of learning concerned with human affairs or the humanities, especially classical literature or rhetoric.
HUMANE, adjective. Obsolete spelling of human
Dictionary definition
HUMANE, adjective. Pertaining to or concerned with the humanities; "humanistic studies"; "a humane education".
HUMANE, adjective. Marked or motivated by concern with the alleviation of suffering.
HUMANE, adjective. Showing evidence of moral and intellectual advancement.
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