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humanizing

adjective as in civilizing

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When abortion came up, Vance tried to put a humanizing spin on his anti-choice views by invoking a friend who used abortion to escape an abusive relationship.

From Salon

But he performed Tuesday night’s assigned task — humanizing his more famous and powerful spouse — like an old pro.

Through these humanizing moments, the film shows another side of the usually frank, tough Winehouse, as someone who loved passionately.

Prosecutors began their questioning of once-devoted Trump fixer Michael Cohen Monday with an eye toward humanizing the disbarred attorney and emphasizing his direct contact with the president, according to a legal expert.

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“We strive every day to ensure that our classrooms are respectful, humanizing, and joyful places for all our students, where they are welcomed, seen, valued, and heard.”

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

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