humanised

Given human traits

Humanised is the British spelling of humanized, the past tense and past participle of humanize.

To humanise something is to make it more human—giving human qualities to animals or abstractions, or making systems and institutions more compassionate: The new policies humanised the prison system.

In biotechnology, humanised antibodies have been modified to resemble human proteins more closely.

personified

anthropomorphic

Having human characteristics

personalized · individualized · fleshed out · incarnate · manifested · portrayed · depicted · expressed · represented · brought to life

empathetic

compassion

Concern for others' distress

warmth · caring · sensitivity · consideration · gentleness · benevolence · concern · tolerance · supportiveness · goodwill

endearing

warm

Moderately heated, or friendly

gentle · sympathetic · likeable · appealing · heartwarming · touching · softened · vulnerable · imperfect · flawed

relatable

accessible

Able to be reached

realistic · authentic · genuine · believable · down-to-earth · grounded · lifelike · natural · unpretentious · ordinary

Opposites
warmth and relatability

humaniseddehumanised

Denied basic dignity

impersonal · inhuman · mechanised · cold · clinical

mechanization and automation

humanisedmechanised

Equipped with motors

automated · industrialised · systematised · computerised · algorithmic

treatment and dignity

humaniseddehumanised

Denied basic dignity

objectified · depersonalised · brutalized · brutalised · degraded

Phrases
Family

humanism, humanist, humanise, humanising, humanises, humanisation

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Timeless · Abstract · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G