humanize
verb (used with object), hu·man·ized, hu·man·iz·ing.
verb (used without object), hu·man·ized, hu·man·iz·ing.
Origin of humanize
Examples from the Web for humanized
Contemporary Examples of humanized
“They humanized [Kim Jong-Un] quite a bit,” David Brand, 32, said following the show.
But before she left, she had encapsulated our defense and humanized Diana B. in a single statement.
It illustrated and humanized issues such as race, AIDS, eating disorders, prejudice, and addiction.
Historical Examples of humanized
But as he saw how eager I was to feel his view and become enthused, by degrees he humanized it all.
The HarborErnest Poole
Perhaps you won't understand when I say it's as if she had humanized it.
Mary Rose of MifflinFrances R. Sterrett
They could not have done so at their ease had the river not been humanized.
Lectures on LandscapeJohn Ruskin
Alcamenes represented him as a sort of humanized Zeus or Jupiter.
A History of Art for Beginners and StudentsClara Erskine Clement
The sea is humanized and redeemed somewhat by the presence of these workers.
In the OpenStanton Davis Kirkham