humanised

ˈhjuːmənaɪzd

Definition of humanised - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

compassionate treatment

treated with compassion and respect

The policy was humanised to ensure fairness for all employees.

compassionate

humane

anthropomorphism

made to have human characteristics

The robot was humanised to better interact with people.

anthropomorphized

personified

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Origin of humanised

Latin, humanus (human) + -ise (to make)

Examples of humanised in a sentence

Patients felt humanised under the new care system.
The animated characters were humanised to appeal to a broader audience.
The humanised interface made the software more user-friendly.

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French:humanisé, ...
German:vermenschlicht, ...
Italian:umanizzato, ...
Spanish:humanizado, ...
Portuguese:humanizado, ...
Chinese:人道化, 人性化, ...
Japanese:人道的な, 人間化された, ...
Arabic:إِنساني, مُؤَنْسَن, ...
Hebrew:מְאַנֵּשׁ, מוּאֱנָשׁ, ...
Russian:гуманизированный, ...
Ukrainian:гуманізований, олюднений, ...
Hindi:मानवीय, मानवीकृत, ...
Bengali:মানবিক, মানবরূপী, ...
Catalan:humanitzat, ...
Czech:humánní, polidštěný, ...
Danish:menneskelig, menneskeliggjort, ...
Dutch:menselijk, gehumaniseerd, ...
Greek:εξανθρωπισμένος, ανθρωποποιημένος, ...
Hungarian:emberséges, antropomorfizált, ...
Khmer:មានមនុស្សធម៌, មានលក្ខណៈដូចមនុស្ស, ...
Korean:인도적인, 인간화된, ...
Persian:انسانی, انسان‌واره, ...
Polish:zhumanizowany, ...
Portuguese (BR):humanizado, ...
Romanian:umanizat, antropomorfizat, ...
Swedish:humaniserad, ...
Thai:มีมนุษยธรรม, มีลักษณะคล้ายมนุษย์, ...
Turkish:insancıl, insanlaştırılmış, ...
Vietnamese:nhân văn, được nhân hóa, ...

humanise

ˈhjuːmənaɪz

Definition of humanise - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.

improve treatment

make more humane or civilized

Efforts to humanise the prison system are underway..

civilize

refine

behavior

TECH.

attribute human characteristics to non-human entities

TECH.

The movie tries to humanise the robot character.

anthropomorphize

civilize

personify

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Origin of humanise

Latin, humanus (human)

Examples of humanise in a sentence

New policies were introduced to humanise working conditions.
Authors often humanise animals in children's books.
The AI was humanised to make interactions more relatable.

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French:humaniser, ...
German:humanisieren, vermenschlichen, ...
Italian:umanizzare, ...
Spanish:humanizar, ...
Portuguese:humanizar, ...
Chinese:人性化, 赋予人性, ...
Japanese:人道的にする, 人間らしく描く, ...
Arabic:جَعَلَ أَكْثَرَ إِنْسَانِيَّةً, أَضْفَى صِفَات بَشَرِيَّة, ...
Hebrew:לְהַאֱנִישׁ, לְהַאֲנִישׁ, ...
Russian:очеловечивать, очеловечить, ...
Ukrainian:гуманізувати, олюднювати, ...
Hindi:मानवीय बनाना, मानवीकरण करना, ...
Bengali:মানবিক করা, মানুষের বৈশিষ্ট্য আরোপ করা, ...
Catalan:humanitzar, antropomorfitzar, ...
Czech:humanizovat, polidštit, ...
Danish:humanisere, menneskeliggøre, ...
Dutch:humaniseren, vermenselijken, ...
Greek:εξανθρωπίζω, ανθρωποποιώ, ...
Hungarian:humanizálni, megszemélyesíteni, ...
Khmer:ធ្វើឱ្យមានមនុស្សធម៌ជាងមុន, ផ្តល់លក្ខណៈជាមនុស្សដល់, ...
Korean:인간화하다, 사람처럼 만들다, ...
Persian:انسانی‌تر کردن, انسان‌وار کردن, ...
Polish:uczłowieczyć, ...
Portuguese (BR):humanizar, ...
Romanian:a umaniza, ...
Swedish:humanisera, ...
Thai:ทำให้มีมนุษยธรรมมากขึ้น, ทำให้มีลักษณะเหมือนมนุษย์, ...
Turkish:daha insancıl hâle getirmek, insanlaştırmak, ...
Vietnamese:nhân đạo hóa, nhân hóa, ...

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