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Meanings of more humane in English
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Usage of more humane in English
1
The New South Wales government said its drum lines were more humane.
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The Hereros were far more humane in the field than the Germans.
3
The Taser is often pushed as more humane alternative to the handgun.
4
The conditions in the prison, very possibly, will be made more humane.
5
Hopefully we will see a more humane president after next month's election.
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A more humane and moderate policy was adopted in dealing with her.
7
There's got to have been a more humane way to do this.'
8
I am nobler than Baedeker, and more humane, and I suppress it.
9
They were more democratic and much less aristocratic, more humane, more practical.
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Nothing could be more humane, more majestic, more elaborate, more utterly preposterous.
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They could not have been more humane, sympathising, gentle, attentive, or wholesome.
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The head teacher was replaced by a more humane man, George Hodgson.
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The next manager would have a completely different and far more humane attitude.
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We can all make more humane and compassionate choices for animals.
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The result was the construction of more humane asylums like Broadmoor.
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A much more humane being among the youthful Clubbists is the Lady-killing Snob.
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