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Meanings of dehumanized in English

Divested of human qualities or attributes.

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Usage of dehumanized in English
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As with everything liberated from language and literacy, military practice was dehumanized.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
2
I felt shamed by it, dehumanized somehow, though I couldn't exactly understand why.
Library of Souls
3
The call came weirdly out over the water, the tone dehumanized.
Star Hunter
4
On the one hand, the Turkish enemy was dehumanized and bedevilled.
Terrorists and Freedom Fighters
5
Elderly ladies sat low in basket chairs, almost dehumanized by sight-seeing.
Bella Donna: A Novel
6
His last glimpse had shown him her child's face almost dehumanized with terror.
The Fur Bringers: A Story of the Canadian Northwest
7
They were so business-like, so mechanical, so dehumanized, these young ladies with microscopes!
The Letters of Franklin K. Lane, Personal and Political
8
If the principles dehumanize men, then the society which these men make is dehumanized.
The God That Failed
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As they had been dehumanized by war, so he rehumanized them by natural means.
Now It Can Be Told
10
To all intents and purposes they were dehumanized, and as dangerous as wild beasts.
Equality
11
Even to Captain Renfrew black men were dehumanized,-shrouded ,untouchablecreatures.
Birthright: A Novel
12
It's unfortunate that we have to humanize people who have been dehumanized in our society.
Ebony
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We have become mere spectacles dehumanized in the process.
Ebony
14
Hot, cold, ice, fire, desert, ice floes, sand, snow, unnatural nature, dehumanized machines, demechanized humans.
Grand junction
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Probably not one of those dehumanized creatures ever bathed.
Sleeping Fires: a Novel
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First came the mother, a travesty of womanhood, dehumanized except for her tragic, terrified eyes.
The Fur Bringers: A Story of the Canadian Northwest
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