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• v  deprive of human qualities
  Life in poverty has dehumanized them
• v  make mechanical or routine
• s  divested of human qualities or attributes

• In the five previous volumes, Brant argued energetically and effectively that Madison was the forgotten Founding Father, a man dehumanized by historians because of his .
• ReeveLindbergh: I can't answer that question, but the focus on my parents was so great that the kidnapping became a kind of sensation that to a certain extent was dehumanized.
• The problem is that just as Japanese soldiers once dehumanized Chinese, Beijing's propaganda often paints Japanese as pure monsters.

• dehumanize
• dehumanise
• dehumanised
• unhuman

• humanize

News & Articles

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• Sinjin Hawke and MikeQ's 'Thunderscan' Mines '90s Rave Graphics for Potent Futurism
  The dream of the '90s is alive in "ThunderScan," the latest video in Sinjin Hawke's Fractal Fantasy series. Framed by the strobe-lit ribcage of an eerily dehumanized architectural space, a throbbing blob of mercury pulsates like a rave flyer come to life...
  Jan. 27, 2014 - Spin
• Op-ed: The Deadly Effects of Outing
  When Grantland's Caleb Hannan outed transgender scientist Essay Anne Vanderbilt, his reporting dehumanized her. She eventually committed suicide. Featured Image:  read more
  Jan. 24, 2014 - The Advocate

Quotes

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• Alge Crumpler in USA Today
  Mike is very human,Crumpler said. "I think this whole ordeal has kind of dehumanized him for the last couple of months. But he's hurting. I do know that. That's a fact. He is hurting."
• Ken Livingstone in CBS News
  In 2001, Livingstone said that "only some ghastly dehumanized moron would want to get rid of the Routemaster."
• Joseph Lowery in People's Weekly World
  In the old days of anticommunist hysteria,Lowery said, "we compromised principles, we sacrificed ideals, we glorified violence, we maximized the material and minimized the spiritual, we dehumanized the poor, we trivialized social...