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animalize

/ˈæn.ɪ.mə.laɪz/

Traducción: Verbo que significa hacer cruel, bestial o semejante a un animal; reducir a alguien o algo al nivel de un animal o deshumanizarlo.

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verb

/ˈæn.ɪ.mə.laɪz/C2formalobsoleto
  • esVerbo que significa hacer cruel, bestial o semejante a un animal; reducir a alguien o algo al nivel de un animal o deshumanizarlo.

A verb meaning to make brutal, bestial, or like an animal; to degrade to the level of an animal.

  1. Represent as an animalC2formal

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

    esRepresentar como animal

    • The artist animalized the human figures in his surrealist paintings.
    • In the fable, the storyteller animalized the virtues and vices of humans.
    • The cartoonist animalized the politician as a sly fox.

    Antónimoshumanize

  2. Make brutal or inhumanC2formal

    To cause someone to become brutal, unfeeling, or inhuman in behavior or character.

    esEmbrutecer

    • The harsh conditions of war can animalize even the most gentle souls.
    • Prolonged isolation and deprivation can animalize a person's nature.
    • The regime's propaganda sought to animalize the enemy in the eyes of the public.

    Sinónimosdebasedegradedehumanize

    Antónimoscivilizeelevateennoblehumanizerefine

  3. Become insensitiveC2formal

    To become brutal, insensitive, or unfeeling.

    esvolverse insensible

    • After years of abuse, he began to animalize, losing all empathy.
    • The constant exposure to violence caused him to animalize over time.
    • She feared that the relentless pressure would cause her to animalize.

    Sinónimoscallousdehumanizehardennumb

    Antónimoshumanizerefinesensitize

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