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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
humanise .
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Examples
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So it kind of humanised the Aussie guys a bit, and makes you realise that if a chance comes then you're not too far away.
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But I fear that if the AFSPA is 'humanised' it would become acceptable.
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So it kind of humanised the Aussie guys a bit, and makes you realise that if a chance comes then you're not too far away.
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In addition, with the character of the tragic prostitute, Nancy, Dickens "humanised" such women for the reading public; women who were regarded as "unfortunates," inherently immoral casualties of the Victorian class/economic system. "[wiki]
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In addition, with the character of the tragic prostitute, Nancy, Dickens "humanised" such women for the reading public; women who were regarded as "unfortunates," inherently immoral casualties of the Victorian class/economic system. "[wiki]
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I call bringing children into the world a codfish act which causes an overflux of vulgar little earthlings, if the process be not humanised and spiritualised.
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It is an intimate community humanised by the format of video which, while it demands more from its contributors, gives back more in the quality of interaction.
As 12seconds.tv closes, what is the future for video communities?
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Hirschbiegel attracted plenty of criticism – and also awards – for Downfall, in which it was said that Bruno Ganz, an established giant of European acting, humanised Hitler to a degree with which many viewers were uncomfortable.
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Due to a lack of understanding of the communication process we have created a media society during the past 40 or 50 years, where the whole process has been de-humanised.
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The two Dalek factions fought one another apparently to the point of mutual annihilation, but the humanised Daleks were eventually overcome and destroyed.
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