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dehumanize
verb as in to deprive of dignity; treat as less than human
verb as in remove the need for human skills
Example Sentences
There are a number of words people use to verbally attack, dehumanize, and other transgender women like me.
Epps is, in many ways, a false prophet who uses religion as a means to dehumanize what he calls his “property.”
Totalitarians dehumanize their enemies; democrats empathize.
The way they justify their abuse is that they dehumanize them.
Such despicable nonsense is spouted for one reason: to dehumanize Palestinians.
But Mr. Kingsley refuses to dehumanize himself in order to become historian and philosopher.
I combat it as having a tendency to dehumanize the negro, to take away from him the right of ever striving to be a man.
Does God's law dehumanize the slave, and reduce him to a mere chattel?
We dehumanize the universe, but we do not render it the less grand and mysterious.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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