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means A person devoted to the welfare of humanity, usually through relieving suffering on a large scale — though the term has long had a side-eye for those who love 'people' more than people.

from Built from 'human' plus the '-itarian' suffix (as in 'humanitarian' cousins like 'utilitarian' and 'authoritarian'), the word emerged in the early 1800s. It first referred, somewhat dismissively, to those who believed Jesus was only human, not divine — a theological insult. Only later in the 19th century did it soften into its modern sense: someone concerned with human welfare and the relief of suffering.