1. making someone or something more humane, compassionate, or considerate
Usage: British spelling; present participle of humanise
2. giving human characteristics or qualities to something non-human
Usage: British spelling

Examples

• The new policies are humanising the workplace environment.
• Art therapy is humanising the hospital experience for patients.
• The documentary is humanising refugees by sharing their personal stories.
• Technology should be humanising rather than isolating people.
• The author is humanising the villain by revealing his tragic backstory.
• Education plays a key role in humanising society.