The deep-lying reason is the fact that the humanization of Evil into Devil mitigates Evil and improves the world.
If pneuma, in Greek, spirit, instead of being neuter had been feminine, who can say that the Virgin Mary might not already have become an incarnation or humanization of the Holy Spirit?
And does not this apocatastasis, this humanization or divinization of all things, do away with matter?
Is it to be expected that the rationalization and humanization which have taken place in the more complex domain of religious doctrine and belief will not also take place in the domain of patriotism?
It is by no means only in lands of European civilization that we may trace with developing culture the refinement and humanization of the slighter bonds of relationship with women.
In England, where change is slow, this tendency to the humanization of prostitution may be less pronounced.
In the humanization of the animals, and of the facts of natural history which is supposed to be the province of literature in this field, we must recognize certain limits.
The purpose of both is what Arnold himself has called "the humanization of man in society.
The complete humanization of nature has taken place.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "humanization" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
