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humanistic

/ˌhjuː.məˈnɪs.tɪk/

Tradução: Relativo ao humanismo ou à tradição humanista; que enfatiza os valores humanos, a dignidade e o potencial da pessoa. Também pode designar alguém dedicado aos estudos humanísticos ou que demonstra preocupação com o bem-estar humano.

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adjective

/ˌhjuː.məˈnɪs.tɪk/C1formal
  • ptRelativo ao humanismo ou à tradição humanista; que enfatiza os valores humanos, a dignidade e o potencial da pessoa. Também pode designar alguém dedicado aos estudos humanísticos ou que demonstra preocupação com o bem-estar humano.

Relating to or characteristic of the humanistic tradition, emphasizing human values, dignity, and potential.

  1. Philosophical stanceC1formal

    Relating to the philosophy that emphasizes human dignity, reason, and fulfillment through rational and scientific means, often moving away from religious frameworks.

    ptHumanista

    • His humanistic approach rejected supernatural explanations in favor of empirical evidence.
    • The Renaissance marked a shift toward humanistic thought that placed human potential at the center.
    • Modern humanistic psychology focuses on individual growth and self-actualization.

    Sinônimoshumanist

    Antônimossupernaturalistictheistic

  2. Renaissance humanismC1formal

    Pertaining to the intellectual movement of the Renaissance that revived classical learning, focused on human potential, and emphasized secular subjects alongside theology.

    ptHumanista

    • Humanistic scholars of the 15th century translated ancient Greek texts into Latin.
    • The Medici family were great patrons of humanistic art and literature.
    • Humanistic education in the Renaissance included grammar, rhetoric, poetry, and history.

    Sinônimoshumanist

  3. Humanities-relatedB2formal

    Concerned with or belonging to the humanities, such as literature, philosophy, history, and arts.

    ptHumanístico (relativo às humanidades)

    • Her humanistic studies gave her a deep understanding of cultural traditions.
    • The university offers a humanistic curriculum focusing on ethics and aesthetic values.
    • Humanistic disciplines encourage critical thinking about human experience.

    Sinônimosliberal

    Antônimosempiricalquantitativescientifictechnical

  4. Human welfare valuesB2formal

    Marked by values that promote human well-being, compassion, and social justice.

    ptValores humanísticos

    • The organization takes a humanistic stance toward refugee resettlement.
    • Humanistic principles guided the creation of universal healthcare policies.
    • A humanistic leader considers the emotional needs of their team members.

    Sinônimosaltruisticbenevolentcompassionatehumanehumanitarianphilanthropic

    Antônimosbrutalcallouscoldheartedcruelinhumanemercilesspitiless

Formas
  • more humanistic comparative form
  • most humanistic superlative form
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