Definition of humorize in English:

humorize

(also humourise, humourize, humorise)

verb ˈhjuːmərʌɪz

1with object To make (something) humorous; to cast in an amusing light.
2no object To speak or think humorously; to make amusing remarks or reflections.

Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From humour or its etymon classical Latin hūmor + -ize.

(also humourise, humourize, humorise)

verbˈhjuːmərʌɪz

1with object To make (something) humorous; to cast in an amusing light.
2no object To speak or think humorously; to make amusing remarks or reflections.

Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From humour or its etymon classical Latin hūmor + -ize.

单词	humorize
释义	Definition of humorize in English: humorize (also humourise, humourize, humorise) verb ˈhjuːmərʌɪz 1with object To make (something) humorous; to cast in an amusing light. 2no object To speak or think humorously; to make amusing remarks or reflections. Origin Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From humour or its etymon classical Latin hūmor + -ize. Definition of humorize in US English: humorize (also humourise, humourize, humorise) verbˈhjuːmərʌɪz 1with object To make (something) humorous; to cast in an amusing light. 2no object To speak or think humorously; to make amusing remarks or reflections. Origin Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From humour or its etymon classical Latin hūmor + -ize.
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