TermGallery
Inglés
Inglés
Español
Catalán
Portugués
Ruso
Look up alternatives for...
ES
Interface language
English
Español
Català
Português
Русский
Meanings
Examples
We are using cookies
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
Accept and close
More about cookies
Did you know?
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
Meanings of
dehumanise
in inglés
portugués
desumanizar
catalán
deshumanitzar
español
deshumanizar
Back to the meaning
Deprive of human qualities.
dehumanize
humanize
español
deshumanizar
Usage of
dehumanise
in inglés
1
She said: I never ever want our party to
dehumanise
our opponents.
2
It is easy to
dehumanise
others; indeed we all do it to some degree.
3
Their stories were always told through parties that had a motive to
dehumanise
them.
4
He suggests that there is a deliberate attempt to
dehumanise
.
5
He alleged that some political figures were trying to
"
dehumanise
"
opponents.
6
But we often
dehumanise
people caught up in scandal.
7
The drive to
dehumanise
the unborn child is relentless.
8
Today, indigenous peoples live with the consequences of the doctrines used to
dehumanise
and dispossess them.
9
I was not intending to
dehumanise
,
he said.
10
We have a tendency to
dehumanise
people in these situations, see ourselves as different to the refugees.
11
The latter offered us a way out: the means to transform, perfect and
dehumanise
ourselves; to cheat death.
12
Rejecting an early suitor who seeks to
dehumanise
her, Mira nonetheless enters into a conventional 1950's suburban marriage.
13
Research shows that drivers more readily
dehumanise
other drivers and pedestrians in ways they wouldn't when interacting in person.
14
Systematic rape is routinely used as a weapon of war, used to
dehumanise
the victims and intimidate and terrorise their communities.
15
Whatever the outcome of the US strike, those behind it are spot on -when we
dehumanise
prisoners, it demeans us all.
16
Research reviewed in the latest New Scientist demonstrates that the ability to
dehumanise
members of a group other than our own is innate.
Other examples for "dehumanise"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
dehumanise
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
dehumanise people
dehumanise inmates
dehumanise members
dehumanise other
dehumanise prisoners
More collocations
Translations for
dehumanise
portugués
desumanizar
catalán
deshumanitzar
español
deshumanizar
Dehumanise
through the time