demonize in Greek
demonize in Greek is δαιμονοποιώ — demonize means to change someone or something into a demon.
demonize in Greek
δαιμονοποιώ
Pronounced: daimonopoio
What does "demonize" mean?
- verb To change someone or something into a demon.
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verb To portray someone or something as wicked, often unfairly.
"He calls for a “massive, urgent recruitment effort,” which is a fine idea, but one that’s likely to be futile unless we stop demonizing teachers and start paying them fairly."
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demonize in a sentence
- He calls for a “massive, urgent recruitment effort,” which is a fine idea, but one that’s likely to be futile unless we stop demonizing teachers and start paying them fairly.
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What is "demonize" in Greek?
"demonize" in Greek is δαιμονοποιώ. demonize means: To change someone or something into a demon.
How do you pronounce δαιμονοποιώ?
"demonize" in Greek is δαιμονοποιώ, pronounced "daimonopoio".
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