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humanises's Usage Examples:

interpretation, Hal"s acquaintance with Falstaff and the tavern lowlife humanises him and provides him with a more complete view of life.

Conrad as "a bloody racist", Achebe asserted that Conrad"s famous novel dehumanises Africans, rendering Africa as "a metaphysical battlefield devoid of all.

" Patti Waldmeir in The Financial Times states that Janesville "humanises the suffering of the white working class in America at a time when the.

the novel presents a gay man with a partner dying of the disease, it humanises Ted and presents his plight as very real, significant, and similar to.

encourages unity in diversity in the belief that it is culture that ultimately humanises.

commented on "The Applicant" treating marriage as a social construct that dehumanises those within the marriage, as they lose who they were as an individual.

"Glen Goei humanises a ghost in "Revenge of the Pontianak", and Nur Fazura saw a pontianak.

"Fascinating and charming, the BBC"s Royal Family humanises the Windsors far better than The Crown".

It educates, informs, enlightens and humanises us all.

character; they felt the episode was "a study of a sociopath" which "humanises" its villain.

It dehumanises those human beings of whom the statement speak".

of Art) shows a young man with a satirical and mocking gesture which humanises him, however uninviting he may appear.

com "Ruefrex", discogs "Paul Burgess" first novel re-humanises a Belfast still hardened by past and ongoing sacrifices".

Synonyms:

change, modify, humanize, alter,

Antonyms:

dehumanize, stiffen, decrease, tune, dissimilate,