dehumanized (Meaning)

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dehumanized (s)

divested of human qualities or attributes

The dehumanized prisoners were subjected to cruel and inhumane treatment in the concentration camps.
Years of living in poverty had left the homeless man feeling dehumanized and forgotten by society.
The soldiers returning from war often described feeling dehumanized by the violence they witnessed and participated in.
The dehumanized portrayal of certain ethnic groups in the media perpetuates harmful stereotypes.
Victims of human trafficking are often dehumanized by their captors, treated as commodities rather than people.
The strict rules and regulations in the authoritarian regime dehumanized its citizens, stifling their freedoms and individuality.
The dehumanized workforce in the factory labored long hours in unsafe conditions for minimal pay.
Online anonymity can lead to dehumanized interactions, where individuals forget the humanity of those they're communicating with.
The dehumanized treatment of refugees at the border sparked outrage and calls for humanitarian action.
Discriminatory policies have historically dehumanized marginalized communities, denying them equal rights and opportunities.

divested of human qualities or attributes

humiliated, animalized, brutalized, poisoned, depraved, degraded, demeaned,bestialized, polluted, corrupted

purified, amended, honored, exalted, improved, restored, dignified, purified,improved, exalted

The dehumanized prisoners were subjected to cruel and inhumane treatment in the concentration camps.

Years of living in poverty had left the homeless man feeling dehumanized and forgotten by society.

The soldiers returning from war often described feeling dehumanized by the violence they witnessed and participated in.

The dehumanized portrayal of certain ethnic groups in the media perpetuates harmful stereotypes.