demonize Synonyms
demonize Meaning
demonize (v)
make into a demon
demonize (v. t.)
To convert into a demon; to infuse the principles or fury of a demon into.
To control or possess by a demon.
demonize Sentence Examples
- It's unfair to demonize an entire community based on the actions of a few individuals.
- The media often tends to demonize certain political figures, painting them as villains.
- We must avoid the temptation to demonize those who hold opposing viewpoints and instead engage in constructive dialogue.
- Some critics demonize technology, blaming it for societal problems without considering its benefits.
- It's important not to demonize people struggling with addiction but rather offer them support and understanding.
- Politicians sometimes demonize immigrants to rally support for stricter immigration policies.
- Stereotypes can easily demonize entire ethnic or cultural groups, leading to discrimination.
- We shouldn't demonize those who have made mistakes in the past but instead offer them a chance at redemption.
- Social media can be a platform for individuals to demonize others anonymously, spreading hate and negativity.
- It's crucial to recognize and challenge the tendency to demonize marginalized communities based on misinformation or prejudice.
FAQs About the word demonize
make into a demonTo convert into a demon; to infuse the principles or fury of a demon into., To control or possess by a demon.
imp,devil, ghost, ghoul, nightmare, banshee, vampire,apparition, shaitan, genie
angel, angel,,
It's unfair to demonize an entire community based on the actions of a few individuals.
The media often tends to demonize certain political figures, painting them as villains.
We must avoid the temptation to demonize those who hold opposing viewpoints and instead engage in constructive dialogue.
Some critics demonize technology, blaming it for societal problems without considering its benefits.
