Crisis Response Terminology

3 words in this vocabulary list

noun a belief in the value of human life and the idea of helping others in need

  • Humanitarianism is the belief in the value of human life and dignity, and the commitment to improving the welfare of humanity.
  • Many people are drawn to humanitarianism because they want to help others in need.
  • Being a humanitarian is all about lending a helping hand to those who need it most.
  • In a world full of chaos, humanitarianism acts as a beacon of hope and compassion for those in despair.

noun a person who is in charge of or controls something

verb to be in charge of or control something

  • As the project manager, it is crucial to efficiently manage resources and timelines.
  • I need to figure out how to manage my time better so I can get everything done.
  • I have to juggle a million things at once, but somehow I manage to keep it all together.
  • She had to learn how to manage the storm of emotions that came with the breakup.

adjective A word that describes or modifies a noun, in this case, 'panic-stricken' describes a state of extreme fear or anxiety.

  • The crowd became panic-stricken when they heard the loud noise.
  • I was panic-stricken when I realized I left my phone at home.
  • She was totally panic-stricken when she saw the spider in her room.
  • His mind was panic-stricken with worry about the upcoming exam.