How Do You Spell HUMANISE?

Pronunciation: [hjˈuːmɐnˌa͡ɪz] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "humanise" may seem a bit unusual. However, it can be easily explained using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) phonetic transcription. The first syllable is pronounced as "hyoo" with the "h" being silent. This sound is followed by the "m" sound which is pronounced normally. The "a" in the second syllable is pronounced as "uh" and finally, the word ends with a "z" sound followed by an "eye-z" sound. In essence, "humanise" is pronounced as "hyoo-muh-nize".

HUMANISE Meaning and Definition

1. To humanise is a verb that refers to the act of making something more compassionate, understanding, or relatable to human beings. It involves the process of adding personal, emotional, or moral qualities to something that may otherwise be perceived as impersonal or mechanical. When an individual or an organization humanises a concept, an object, or a situation, they strive to bring a sense of empathy and understanding to it, aiming to connect it to human experiences or emotions.

   Humanising often requires an effort to break down barriers between individuals or groups by encouraging understanding and empathy for one another. It seeks to bridge differences and foster a sense of unity, recognizing the common traits and feelings that bind us all together as human beings.

   In the realm of technology or automation, humanising may involve designing user interfaces or systems that are more intuitive and user-friendly, thereby making them more accessible and understandable to users. It also involves ensuring that technology does not replace human interaction or empathy, and instead complements and enhances the human experience.

   Additionally, humanising may involve giving voice and importance to marginalized or oppressed groups, challenging stereotypes, and promoting inclusivity. Through humanising, people strive to acknowledge the inherent worth, dignity, and humanity of every individual, fostering a more compassionate and just society.

2. To soften; to render kind and tender; to become civilised.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for HUMANISE

• gumanise
• bumanise
• numanise
• jumanise
• uumanise
• yumanise
• hymanise
• hhmanise
• hjmanise
• himanise
• h8manise
• h7manise
• hunanise
• hukanise
• hujanise
• humznise
• humsnise
• humwnise
• humqnise
• humanlike
• Hemangioblas

Etymology of HUMANISE

The word humanise has its roots in the Latin word humanus, which means of or belonging to mankind. It is derived from the even older word humus, meaning earth or soil. The word humanus came into English via French, where it took the form humaniser before being anglicized into humanize.

Similar spelling words for HUMANISE

• de-humanize,
• hamminess,
• hominize,
• homeness,
• hamence,
• hemiones,
• humains,
• in-humanness,
• HYMNS,
• homines,
• humanis,
• hammons,
• human's,
• haemins,
• humanness,
• hominess,
• humanzee,
• hominies,
• humanize,
• humanos,
• haemonies,
• humaines,
• hominise,
• Hemiuncia,
• HUMANIZA,
• humming,
• heminas,
• hemins,
• at-homeness,
• non-humans,
• demi-humans,
• humane,
• Hymeneus,
• homans,
• hymens,
• humanistic,
• hymenaios,
• humana's,
• hymans,
• humanism,
• heymans,
• heijmans,
• humanist,
• hemans,
• hominis,
• humans,
• homeyness,
• humankind,
• homens,
• netherlands-heijmans,
• Hemionus,
• humanus,
• Hymenaeus,
• hemnes,
• pre-humans.

Conjugate verb Humanise

CONDITIONAL

I would humanise

you would humanise

he/she/it would humanise

we would humanise

they would humanise

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be humanising

you would be humanising

he/she/it would be humanising

we would be humanising

they would be humanising

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have humanise

you would have humanise

he/she/it would have humanise

we would have humanise

they would have humanise

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been humanising

you would have been humanising

he/she/it would have been humanising

we would have been humanising

they would have been humanising

FUTURE

I will humanise

you will humanise

he/she/it will humanise

we will humanise

they will humanise

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be humanising

you will be humanising

he/she/it will be humanising

we will be humanising

they will be humanising

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have humanised

you will have humanised

he/she/it will have humanised

we will have humanised

they will have humanised

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been humanising

you will have been humanising

he/she/it will have been humanising

we will have been humanising

they will have been humanising

IMPERATIVE

you humanise

we let´s humanise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to humanise

PAST

I humanised

you humanised

he/she/it humanised

we humanised

they humanised

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was humanising

you were humanising

he/she/it was humanising

we were humanising

they were humanising

PAST PARTICIPLE

humanised

PAST PERFECT

I had humanised

you had humanised

he/she/it had humanised

we had humanised

they had humanised

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been humanising

you had been humanising

he/she/it had been humanising

we had been humanising

they had been humanising

PRESENT

I humanise

you humanise

he/she/it humanises

we humanise

they humanise

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am humanising

you are humanising

he/she/it is humanising

we are humanising

they are humanising

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

humanising

PRESENT PERFECT

I have humanised

you have humanised

he/she/it has humanised

we have humanised

they have humanised

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been humanising

you have been humanising

he/she/it has been humanising

we have been humanising

they have been humanising

I would have humanised

we would have humanised

you would have humanised

he/she/it would have humanised

they would have humanised