0 past simple and past participle of humanize
1 to make something less unpleasant and more suitable for people:
Steps are being taken to humanize the prison.
Humanized globalization of responsibility is a calling for democratic initiatives of intervention, change, and healing.
Of the many practical issues raised by the humanized and globalized responsibility we choose to point out a few.
Rationing 'humanized' its recipients, at least until they consumed rations in ways offensive to providers.
The elephant continued to be humanized, at least in part because of the culture of putting beasts in cages.
Correspondingly less and less is devoted to humanized care.
Other "organization as machine" or "organization as process" metaphors were humanized during this period.
Prevention of severe infection in high-risk infants is achieved through immunoprophylaxis with specific antibody-containing preparations, especially humanized, murine monoclonal antibody (palivizumab).
Humanized antecedent responsibility creates its own moral questions as practical challenges for social life.
