diabolize (Meaning)
Wordnet
diabolize (v)
turn into a devil or make devilish
Webster
diabolize (v. t.)
To render diabolical.
Synonyms & Antonyms of diabolize
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diabolize Sentence Examples
- The media's sensationalized coverage sought to diabolize the accused, painting them as irredeemable villains.
- Certain political factions use fear tactics to diabolize their opponents, portraying them as existential threats to society.
- In times of turmoil, it's not uncommon for rumors to spread and diabolize innocent individuals, leading to unjust persecution.
- The propaganda machine worked tirelessly to diabolize dissenting voices, labeling them as traitors to the state.
- Extremist groups often diabolize minority communities, scapegoating them for societal problems.
- The witch trials of the past were fueled by hysteria, leading to the diabolization of countless innocent women.
- The cult leader's charisma enabled him to diabolize his followers, indoctrinating them with his twisted beliefs.
- Online trolls thrive on diabolizing strangers, hiding behind anonymity to spread hatred and toxicity.
- Through their actions, the corporation inadvertently diabolized its competitors, tarnishing their reputation in the market.
- The diabolization of certain religious groups has historically led to discrimination and violence.
FAQs About the word diabolize
turn into a devil or make devilishTo render diabolical.
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The media's sensationalized coverage sought to diabolize the accused, painting them as irredeemable villains.
Certain political factions use fear tactics to diabolize their opponents, portraying them as existential threats to society.
In times of turmoil, it's not uncommon for rumors to spread and diabolize innocent individuals, leading to unjust persecution.
The propaganda machine worked tirelessly to diabolize dissenting voices, labeling them as traitors to the state.
