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animalise

/ˈæn.ɪ.mə.laɪz/

Traducción: Verbo que significa hacer semejante a un animal o bestial; reducir a alguien a un nivel animal, degradar o deshumanizar.

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verb

/ˈæn.ɪ.mə.laɪz/formalobsoleto
  • esVerbo que significa hacer semejante a un animal o bestial; reducir a alguien a un nivel animal, degradar o deshumanizar.

An obsolete verb meaning to make animal-like or bestial; to degrade to the level of an animal.

  1. Represent as an animalC2formalbritish

    To depict or portray something or someone in the form or likeness of an animal.

    esRepresentar como animal

    • The artist chose to animalise the human figures in his painting.
    • In the cartoon, the characters are animalised to make them more relatable.
    • The myth animalises natural forces, giving them animal forms.

    Sinónimosanimalize

  2. Make brutal or inhumanC2formalbritish

    To cause someone to become brutal, unfeeling, or lacking in human sensitivity.

    esEmbrutecer, deshumanizar

    • The harsh conditions of war can animalise even the most gentle souls.
    • Prolonged isolation and cruelty can animalise a person's character.
    • The regime's propaganda sought to animalise its opponents.

    Sinónimosdegradedehumanize

    Antónimoscivilisegentlehumaniserefine

  3. Become insensitiveC2formalbritish

    To become brutal, insensitive, or devoid of human feelings.

    esEmbrutecerse

    • After years of abuse, he began to animalise, losing all empathy.
    • The protagonist animalises as a result of his traumatic experiences.
    • In the novel, the villain gradually animalises, becoming a monster.

    Sinónimosbrutalisedehumanisedehumanize

    Antónimoscivilisehumaniserefinesoften

Formas
  • animalised past participle
  • animalized past participle
  • animalised past simple
  • animalized past simple
  • animalising present participle
  • animalizing present participle
  • animalises third person singular
  • animalizes third person singular