Pronunciation: /hjuː.mæn.ɪˈtɛər.i.ən/
noun a person who seeks to promote human welfare
A1 A humanitarian is someone who helps people in need.
A2 The humanitarian provided food and shelter to the refugees.
B1 The organization is known for its humanitarian efforts in war-torn countries.
B2 She dedicated her life to working as a humanitarian in disaster areas.
C1 The renowned humanitarian was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for her tireless work.
C2 His humanitarian work has had a significant impact on improving the lives of marginalized communities.
adjective related to or characteristic of the promotion of human welfare
A1 She is a humanitarian person who always helps others in need.
A2 The humanitarian aid workers distributed food and water to the refugees.
B1 The organization is known for its humanitarian efforts in providing medical care to underserved communities.
B2 The documentary shed light on the humanitarian crisis unfolding in the war-torn region.
C1 He received a humanitarian award for his tireless work in promoting human rights around the world.
C2 The diplomat's humanitarian efforts helped broker a peace agreement between the warring factions.
formal The humanitarian organization provided aid to the refugees in the war-torn region.
informal She has always had a strong humanitarian spirit, always looking to help those in need.
slang I heard that he's a real humanitarian, always doing good deeds without seeking recognition.
figurative Her actions were like a beacon of light in the darkness, a true humanitarian in every sense.
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