1. plural of humanization; the process of making something more human or humane, or of attributing human characteristics to something non-human
Usage: countable noun; typically used in academic, philosophical, or social contexts

Examples

• The humanizations of animals in children's literature help young readers connect emotionally with nature.
• Philosophers debate the humanizations of artificial intelligence and what rights such entities might deserve.
• The artist's humanizations of abstract concepts made the exhibition more accessible to the general public.
• Recent humanizations of historical figures have challenged traditional narratives in textbooks.
• The film's humanizations of its villains added depth and complexity to the story.