humane

• adj.慈悲深い、人道的な、高貴な

18世紀に語彙の違いが生じ始めたhumanの綴りの変化から。

humane (adj.)

mid-15c., variant of human (compare german/germane, urban/urbane), used interchangeably with it until early 18c., by which time it had become a distinct word with sense of "having qualities befitting human beings." But inhuman still can be the opposite of humane. The Royal Humane Society (founded 1774) was originally to rescue drowning persons. Such societies had turned to animal care by late 19c.

1. a caring and humane society

思いやりと人道的な社会

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2.Is it humane to kill animals for food？

家畜を殺して食べるのは人道的ですか？

3.In the mid-nineteenth century，Dorothea Dix began to campaign for humane treatment of the mentally ill.19世紀半ば、ドロシア?ディクスは精神病患者の人道的待遇を勝ち取る運動を始めた。

4.Those who want to take child abuse seriously today must stake out a humane child protection practice.

現在、児童虐待問題に真剣に取り組みたい人々は、児童を保護する人道的行為の具体的なやり方を明らかにしなければならない。

5.I am divided from mankind，a solitaire，one banish 'd from humane society.

私は世界から隔絶していて、まるで隠者のようで、流刑者のようだ。