1. dehumanization, dehumanisation - the act of degrading people with respect to their best qualities; "science has been blamed for the dehumanization of modern life"
   --₁ is a kind of degradation, debasement
   

   Derived form: verb dehumanize1

Definitions:

1. Noun (General Sense): The process of depriving someone of their human qualities, rights, or dignity, often through oppressive or discriminatory treatment.
2. Noun (Psychological Sense): The act or process of diminishing an individual's sense of individuality, self-worth, or identity, typically occurring within certain contexts such as warfare or oppressive systems.
3. Verb: To treat or portray someone or a group of people as less than human, diminishing their individuality or dignity.

Sample Sentences:

• The dehumanization of prisoners of war during the conflict was a grave violation of human rights.
• Systematic dehumanization has been used as a tool by oppressive regimes throughout history.
• In the novel, the author vividly depicts the dehumanization experienced by characters caught in the horrors of war.
• The film successfully captures the dehumanizing effects of living in extreme poverty.
• It is essential to address and combat any acts of dehumanization within our society.

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