dehumanization in Japanese
dehumanization in Japanese is 非人間化 — dehumanization means the act or process of stripping a person or group of their human qualities or dignity.
dehumanization in Japanese
非人間化
Pronounced: hiningenka
The act or process of dehumanizing.
What does "dehumanization" mean?
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noun The act or process of stripping a person or group of their human qualities or dignity.
"War reporting sometimes leads to the dehumanization of the enemy."
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dehumanization in a sentence
- War reporting sometimes leads to the dehumanization of the enemy.
- The novel explores the dehumanization of workers on the factory line.
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What is "dehumanization" in Japanese?
"dehumanization" in Japanese is 非人間化. dehumanization means: The act or process of stripping a person or group of their human qualities or dignity.
How do you pronounce 非人間化?
"dehumanization" in Japanese is 非人間化, pronounced "hiningenka".
How do you use "dehumanization" in a sentence?
Example: "War reporting sometimes leads to the dehumanization of the enemy." In Japanese, "dehumanization" is 非人間化.
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