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Meanings of dehumanise in inglês
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Examples for "dehumanize"
Examples for "dehumanize"
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You dehumanize with pen and paper and turn neighbor against neighbor.
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But her vow was never to let volume dehumanize a single lost life.
3
If the principles dehumanize men, then the society which these men make is dehumanized.
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Maybe the Koran really does dehumanize Jews and subjugate women.
5
We dehumanize the universe, but we do not render it the less grand and mysterious.
Usage of dehumanise in inglês
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.
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He suggests that there is a deliberate attempt to dehumanise.
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He alleged that some political figures were trying to "dehumanise" opponents.
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But we often dehumanise people caught up in scandal.
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The drive to dehumanise the unborn child is relentless.
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Today, indigenous peoples live with the consequences of the doctrines used to dehumanise and dispossess them.
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I was not intending to dehumanise, he said.
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We have a tendency to dehumanise people in these situations, see ourselves as different to the refugees.
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The latter offered us a way out: the means to transform, perfect and dehumanise ourselves; to cheat death.
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Rejecting an early suitor who seeks to dehumanise her, Mira nonetheless enters into a conventional 1950's suburban marriage.
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Research shows that drivers more readily dehumanise other drivers and pedestrians in ways they wouldn't when interacting in person.
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Systematic rape is routinely used as a weapon of war, used to dehumanise the victims and intimidate and terrorise their communities.
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Whatever the outcome of the US strike, those behind it are spot on -when we dehumanise prisoners, it demeans us all.
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Research reviewed in the latest New Scientist demonstrates that the ability to dehumanise members of a group other than our own is innate.
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