commodifying (Meaning)

commodifying

to turn (something, such as an intrinsic value or a work of art) into a commodity

Capitalism's relentless pursuit of profit often commodifies human experiences, reducing them to mere transactions.
The commodification of education has led to a focus on test scores and rankings, rather than fostering critical thinking and genuine learning.
Social media platforms commodify users' data and attention, turning them into marketable assets.
The commodification of healthcare has created a profit-driven system that prioritizes generating revenue over patient well-being.
Art and culture are increasingly commodified, reducing their intrinsic value and accessibility to the masses.
Nature has been commodified through the extraction of resources and the selling of its beauty as a tourist attraction.
Relationships and emotions are commodified in dating apps and other commercialized platforms.
Even knowledge and expertise are commodified through the sale of books, courses, and consulting services.
The commodification of time leads to a relentless pressure to be productive and efficient, eroding the value of leisure and relaxation.
The commodification of everything threatens to rob society of its inherent value and the diversity of human experiences.

to turn (something, such as an intrinsic value or a work of art) into a commodity

exploiting, manipulating, commercializing, abusing, playing (on or upon), using, imposing (on or upon), pimping, capitalizing (on),leveraging

No antonyms found.

Capitalism's relentless pursuit of profit often commodifies human experiences, reducing them to mere transactions.

The commodification of education has led to a focus on test scores and rankings, rather than fostering critical thinking and genuine learning.

Social media platforms commodify users' data and attention, turning them into marketable assets.

The commodification of healthcare has created a profit-driven system that prioritizes generating revenue over patient well-being.