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As with everything liberated from language and literacy, military practice was dehumanized.
2
I felt shamed by it, dehumanized somehow, though I couldn't exactly understand why.
3
The call came weirdly out over the water, the tone dehumanized.
4
On the one hand, the Turkish enemy was dehumanized and bedevilled.
5
Elderly ladies sat low in basket chairs, almost dehumanized by sight-seeing.
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But dehumanised war, automatic war, and its inevitable result: the end of civilisation.
2
Political rhetoric has successfully dehumanised these people as someone else's problem.
3
They felt exploited and discarded, objectified and dehumanised by super-powers of mythical proportions.
4
There are many reasons why groups or individuals are dehumanised.
5
They have streamlined modern life, but have also dehumanised it.
1
Personality appears only in man; the universe is not inhuman, but unhuman.
2
Psychically abraded by the constant contact with the leavings of unhuman minds.
3
I've met a lot of people, human and unhuman, mortal and immortal.
4
He tried to tell a human story and chose an unhuman method.
5
She did not open, fearing it was some unhuman thing that knocked.
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His conduct exhibited a passionateless expediency which was dreadful because utterly unhuman.
7
Then she looked back at the serpent, meeting its unhuman golden eyes.
8
They were monsters, yellow, foul-smelling, unhuman, and he fought as Laocoon fought.
9
Ivanhoe, with the understanding eyes, knew bloody well how unhuman it was.
10
A hollow, unhuman voice rumbled up through the tube in answer:
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There was a note of the abnormal, of the unhuman, about the affair.
12
And so people grow vague in one's mind and unhuman or only half-human.
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Yet Jonas found he could look into his pitiless unhuman eyes.
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His conduct exhibited a passionless expediency which was rather dreadful because utterly unhuman.
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Something almost unhuman wearing a human face and finding it didn't quite fit.
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Calmly he replied, Because I am not a rough-shod, unhuman monster, Mr. Cornell.
