1. to make something more humane or compassionate
Usage: British spelling
2. to give human characteristics or qualities to something
Usage: British spelling
3. to make someone or something appear more relatable or approachable
Usage: British spelling

Examples

• The documentary humanises the refugees by sharing their personal stories.
• Good leadership humanises the workplace and creates better relationships.
• The author humanises historical figures through detailed character development.
• Art therapy humanises the hospital environment for patients.
• The cartoon humanises animals by giving them human emotions.
• Her memoir humanises the experience of living with mental illness.
• The teacher humanises complex scientific concepts for her students.