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humane | American Dictionary

humane
adjective
us/hjuˈmeɪn/
showing kindness, care, and sympathy toward others, esp. those who are suffering:
She felt it was more humane to kill the injured animal quickly than to let it suffer.

humanely

adverbus/hjuˈmeɪn·li/

Examples of humane

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These two crucial social policy norms associated with the deep ecology program together have often-overlooked implications for the humane practice of medicine.
Behind the veil of ignorance, would not we all agree to limited, humane preemptive strikes for the safety of all?
Interrupting normal breeding patterns is a relatively humane control method, as it avoids the morbidity associated with other strategies such as baiting.
This would help constitute a humane, reasonably relativist (but still reasoning) mode of new historicism.
It seems to me that these ideas, of celebrating the 'ordinary' with the same delight as more precious materials, are fundamentally both humane and democratic.
Ultimately, this may be a more humane death.
The combination of bedside swallowing assessment and oxygen saturation monitoring of swallowing in acute stroke: a safe and humane screening tool.
He has to classify, but is too humane to like it.
Culture and transfer of humane blastocysts increases implantation rates and reduces the need for multiple embryo transfers.
Few studies, however, have actually helped to delineate what characterizes a "humane" neonatal death as opposed to one fraught with dependence on technology.
A lucid and humane work, which deserves a large readership.
Although the law sought to control crime, it also instituted more humane punishment.
All animals who can suffer are equally entitled to respectful and humane treatment, regardless of their species.
The combination of bedside swallowing assessment and oxygen saturation monitoring of swallowng in acute stroke: a safe and humane screening tool.
The most humane actions require no self-denial, no self-command, no great exertion of the sense of propriety.
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