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humanising

/ˈhjuː.mə.naɪ.zɪŋ/

Translations

humanisinggerund / present participle

/ˈhjuː.mə.naɪ.zɪŋ/

Used before nouns or predicatively to describe something that renders a person or thing more humane or relatable.

humanisantQui rend plus humain, plus compatissant.

The documentary had a humanising effect on the audience.

Le documentaire a eu un effet humanisant sur le public.

Synonyms

humanisingnoun

humanisings

/ˈhjuːmənaɪzɪŋ/

Gerund: the process or act of making something more humane.

humanisationAction ou processus consistant à rendre plus humain ou plus civilisé.

The humanising of the prison system took decades of reform.

L'humanisation du système pénitentiaire a pris des décennies de réforme.

Synonyms

making humane

humaniseverb

humanising

Gerund

humanised

Past Simple

humanised

Past Participle

humanising

Gerund

/ˈhjuː.mə.naɪz/

humaniser

The new policies were designed to humanise the workplace and improve employee satisfaction.

Les nouvelles politiques étaient destinées à humaniser le lieu de travail et à améliorer la satisfaction des employés.

humaniserAu sens de représenter avec des traits humains.

The filmmaker aimed to humanise the alien characters to make them more relatable to the audience.

Le cinéaste a voulu humaniser les personnages extraterrestres pour les rendre plus proches du public.

Additional translations

s'humaniserEmploi pronominal : devenir plus humain, plus civilisé.

Synonyms

humanisegerund / present participle

humanising

Typically used attributively to describe a civilizing or compassionate influence.

humanisant

His humanising approach to management fostered empathy among employees.

Son approche humanisante du management a favorisé l'empathie parmi les employés.

Synonyms

Definitions

humanisinggerund / present participle

Making a person, thing, or situation more humane or compassionate.

The documentary had a humanising effect on the audience, making them more empathetic towards the plight of refugees.

Emphasising human characteristics so that something becomes more relatable or understandable.

The author took a humanising approach to depict the struggles of the protagonist, allowing readers to connect with the character on a personal level.

humanisingnoun

The act or process of making someone or something more humane or civilised.

The humanising of the prison system took decades of reform.

humaniseverb

To make something more humane or civilized.

The new policies were designed to humanise the workplace and improve employee satisfaction.

To portray or endow with human characteristics or attributes.

The filmmaker aimed to humanise the alien characters to make them more relatable to the audience.

To become more humane or civilized.

Over time, the institution began to humanise, placing greater emphasis on rehabilitation.

humanisegerund / present participle

Having a civilizing or compassionate influence; tending to make something more humane.

His humanising approach to management fostered empathy among employees.