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humanize

verb as in acculturate

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These assist in humanizing figures other TV formats tend to flatten.

From Salon

Gunn’s writing humanized every single character – even Vigilante, a psycho unable to comprehend simple human cues like sarcasm, but who nearly collapses into tears when he realizes he may have failed his friend and hero.

From Salon

“You can humanize your dog or your cat, but I think even that’s a stretch,” says Steve Searles, a wildlife expert and author who Animal Planet once dubbed “The Bear Whisperer.”

The bracing period drama “Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight” humanizes a childhood that sounds easy to hate.

“I wanted to humanize the terrible ICE sweeps that are going on now. We are in really, really dangerous times,” said Morello, the longtime guitarist for the leftist rock group Rage Against the Machine.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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