1. made more human in character or appearance; given human qualities
Usage: British spelling

1. past tense of humanise: to make more human or humane
Usage: British spelling

Examples

• The cartoon featured humanised animals that walked and talked like people.
• The new policy humanised the treatment of prisoners.
• She humanised the historical figures in her novel by showing their personal struggles.
• The company humanised its customer service by training staff to be more empathetic.
• The documentary humanised the refugees by telling their individual stories.
• Technology has both humanised and dehumanised modern communication.