humanizing

Describes something that makes a person, system, or concept seem more kind, gentle, or relatable.

• 🇪🇸Describe algo que hace a una persona, sistema o concepto más amable, suave o cercano; que otorga cualidades humanas o más compasivas.

1. Making more relatable or compassionate B2 formal

   Making something or someone seem more human, approachable, or empathetic.

   • The documentary had a humanizing effect on the public's view of refugees.
   • His sense of humor was a humanizing quality in a strict leader.
   • The story's humanizing details made the historical figure feel real.

   🇪🇸humanizar

   Sinónimos: mellowingsofteningtemperingwarming

2. Adding warmth or personality C1 formal

   Giving a human-like quality or warmth to something abstract or impersonal.

   • The artist's work is known for humanizing technology through emotional design.
   • Small talk can be a humanizing element in a formal business meeting.
   • The teacher's humanizing approach made the difficult subject more accessible.

   🇪🇸humanizador / humanizante

   Sinónimos: softeningwarming

• more humanizing comparative form
• most humanizing superlative form

A verb used to indicate the act of making something more human, relatable, or compassionate, often in a social or technological context.

• 🇪🇸Verbo que se usa para referirse a la acción de dar a algo un carácter más humano, cercano o compasivo, a menudo en contextos sociales o tecnológicos.

1. Make more human B2 formal

   To give a human character or quality to something; to make something seem more relatable or compassionate.

   • The documentary aims to humanize the struggles of refugees.
   • The author humanizes the villain by showing his backstory.
   • Good leaders humanize their policies by considering individual needs.

   🇪🇸Humanizar

   Sinónimos: civilizemellowrefinesoftentame

   Antónimos: animalizedehumanize

2. Make more humane B2 formal

   To make something less harsh or more civilized; to treat with kindness.

   • The new laws seek to humanize the prison system.
   • We need to humanize our approach to customer service.
   • The organization works to humanize the treatment of animals.

   🇪🇸Hacer más humano

   Sinónimos: civilizegentlemellowrefinesoftentametemper

   Antónimos: animalizebarbarizedehumanizesavage

• humanised past participle
• humanized past participle
• humanised past simple
• humanized past simple
• humanising present participle
• humanizing present participle
• humanises third person singular
• humanizes third person singular