dehumanizing

We must be careful not to dehumanize those we disagree with.

In another study, people who listened to someone express a political viewpoint that they disagreed with were less likely to dehumanize that person than people who simply read the transcript of their argument.

Lohse rushes Sigma Alpha Epsilon, gets a bid, endures pledge term, and then submits to the dehumanizing rigors of Hell Night.

As air travel becomes increasingly frustrating and dehumanizing, the dream of personal aerial transport tempts the imagination.

LONDON—You want to know how awful, futile, and dehumanizing war is?

While the lack of dialogue has many roots, the dehumanizing rhetoric at the heart of the revolution is one of its main causes.

Because why not give "Person of the Year" to the head of soul-crushing, dehumanizing Communism's global redoubt?

To those songs I trace my first glimmering conception of the dehumanizing character of slavery.

There was something discomfortingly dehumanizing in that intent appraisal.

I remembered that Carlisle and Robert Owen had published books of the same immoral and dehumanizing tendency.

You are not a professional bureaucrat who depends for his living on his capacity for dehumanizing himself.

This process of dehumanizing has been going on in commerce and politics.