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The difference between“human“y“human“
“Human“y“human“they are easy to confuse due to inconsistency with the English pronunciation.
- A“human“ is a person. as an adjective,“human“means to have a characteristic of humanity..
- It is a human bone (i.e., a bone from a person).
- “Humane“ describes the quality of having compassion.
- It was a humane decision (i.e., a compassionate decision).
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When writers are reminded of how human words are pronounced and“human“, the problem is usually resolved.
Human
The noun“human“means a person. As an adjective, it describes a characteristic of humanity (eg, the human soul, the human body, the human mind).
Example sentences with“human“:
- I believe that every human feels pleasure in doing good to another. (American statesman Thomas Jefferson)
- To err is human, but to really foul things up you need a computer. (Biologist Paul R Ehrlich)
(Here,“human“is an adjective.)
El plural de“human“es“humans“. It is not“human“. The word“Human“(note the capital H) is a proper noun. It is the name of a Chinese coastal city on the South China Sea.
Human
The adjective“human“describes the quality of having or showing compassion.
Example sentences with“human“
- This inhuman world has to become more humane. (Author Friedrich Durrenmatt) ✔️
- In my view, there is no such thing as humane meat. (Animal welfarist Ingrid Newkirk) ✔️
Common Terms with“Human“and“Humane“
Terms with“human“:
- human anatomy
- human biology
- human development
- human factors
- human genome
- human rights
- human resources
- human sciences
- to be human
(The term“to be human“carries the connotation of being imperfect, e.g.,“I am only human.“)
Terms with“humane“:
- humane treatment
- humane method
- humane euthanasia
- humane killing
- humane trap
