human race

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human race

The human race celebrates its diversity in a colorful festival.

Definition

Noun: - The entire collective of living human beings on Earth: This term refers to the totality of Homo sapiens as a single global population or species. It is a formal and inclusive term for all of humanity.

Usage
  • The term "human race" is used to discuss humanity as a whole, often in contexts of history, biology, sociology, or global issues.
  • It emphasizes the unity and common identity of all people, transcending individual nations, cultures, or ethnicities.
  • It is typically used with singular verbs (e.g., ).
Examples
  • Noun:
    • The future of the human race depends on our ability to address climate change.
    • Scientists study the origins and migration patterns of the human race.
    • Throughout history, the human race has shown remarkable resilience.
Advanced Usage
  • "the human race": The definite article "the" is almost always used with this term.
    • Is the continued survival of the human race guaranteed?
Variants and Related Words
  • Humankind (n): A fully gender-neutral synonym for the human race.
    • She wrote a book on the history of humankind.
  • Humanity (n): Can refer to the human race collectively or to the quality of being humane.
    • All of humanity benefits from scientific discovery.
  • Mankind (n): A traditional term for the human race, now often considered gender-specific.
  • Homo sapiens (n): The scientific, biological name for the human species.
Synonyms
  • Humankind
  • Humanity
  • Mankind (traditional)
  • People (collectively, e.g., )
  • The human species
Related Idioms and Phrases
  • The family of man: A poetic phrase referring to all human beings as part of one family.
    • The documentary highlighted the struggles and joys of the family of man.
human race

The human race celebrates its diversity in a colorful festival.

Noun
  1. all of the living human inhabitants of the earth
    • all the world loves a lover
    • she always used `humankind' because `mankind' seemed to slight the women