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Meanings of humanise in English

Portuguese
humanizar

Make more humane.

humanizar
Usage of humanise in English
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I think we actually just do need to humanise this, she said.
News.com.au
2
Did it humanise those members of the royal family who took part?
News.com.au
3
For McCallion, the key is to humanise the plight of homeless people.
The Guardian
4
We then began to humanise that wild and fearful fowl, the gun.
Little Wars; a game for boys from twelve years of age to one hun...
5
Surrounded with impassable roads, no intercourse with man to humanise the mind.
The Life of Thomas Telford, Civil Engineer / With an Introductor...
6
Nor can anyone humanise an unlikeable character as well as Thompson.
News.com.au
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Being in a car helped to humanise the pair of them.
The Guardian
8
Tennyson does not make her alive, but he does humanise her.
The Poetry Of Robert Browning
9
Succession manages to humanise its monstrous characters without letting them off the hook.
The Guardian
10
To humanise the multitude two things are necessary-twothings of the simplest kind conceivable.
The Nether World
11
I was trying to humanise him, because everybody else was trying to vilify him.
The Guardian
12
Patrons of all the arts that humanise mankind-underyour protection I place humanity herself!
The Glory of English Prose / Letters to My Grandson
13
The pair hope that the show will help humanise people who work in their industry.
Radio NZ
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This cinematic commitment to Kratos' point of view enhances the story's efforts to humanise him.
The Guardian
15
The show's charismatic actors humanise its characters, taking our attention away from the structural context.
The Guardian
16
It's a bad editorial decision to humanise this criminal.
The South African
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Translations for humanise
Portuguese
humanizar
Humanise through the time