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dehumanize

/diːˈhjuː.mə.naɪz/

Traducción: Verbo que significa privar a alguien de sus cualidades humanas, individualidad o compasión; tratar a alguien como si no fuera humano, a menudo para justificar la crueldad o la opresión.

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verb

/diːˈhjuː.mə.naɪz/C1formal
  • esVerbo que significa privar a alguien de sus cualidades humanas, individualidad o compasión; tratar a alguien como si no fuera humano, a menudo para justificar la crueldad o la opresión.

A verb meaning to deprive someone of human qualities, individuality, or compassion; to treat as if not human.

  1. Deprive of human qualitiesC1formal

    To strip someone of their human characteristics, emotions, or dignity, often treating them as less than human.

    esdeshumanizar

    • The oppressive regime tried to dehumanize its political prisoners.
    • War propaganda often seeks to dehumanize the enemy.
    • Slavery was a system designed to dehumanize an entire group of people.

    Sinónimosanimalizedebasedegradedemeanobjectify

    Antónimosdignifyennoblehumanize

  2. Make mechanical or routineC1formal

    To make a process or activity so repetitive and impersonal that it loses any human touch or feeling.

    esDeshumanizar (mecanizar, hacer rutinario)

    • The assembly line can dehumanize the workers, reducing them to mere cogs in a machine.
    • Modern bureaucracy often dehumanizes interactions, turning them into impersonal transactions.
    • The repetitive nature of the job began to dehumanize him, making him feel like a robot.

    Sinónimosautomatemechanize

    Antónimoshumanizepersonalize

Formas
  • dehumanized past participle
  • dehumanized past simple
  • dehumanizing present participle
  • dehumanizes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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