inhumanize
inhumanize verb: to make inhuman.
Verb
inhumanize (third-person singular simple present inhumanizes, present participle inhumanizing, simple past and past participle inhumanized)
- To make inhuman.
- If medical coverage of perhaps the poorest 10% of Americans could be delivered at low cost […] it would be much better and cost effective ^([sic]) than the ongoing development of an implicitly biased health care and social structure determined to destroy individualism and inhumanize the poor in...2012, Gary Clifford Gibson, Kinetic Military Action and Next Generation Debt, page 368
Forms of inhumanize
| third-person singular present | inhumanizes |
|---|---|
| present participle | inhumanizing |
| past participle | inhumanized |
| past | inhumanized |
Origin of inhumanize
From inhuman + -ize.
Questions about inhumanize
- What does inhumanize mean?
- Inhumanize means to make inhuman.
- What part of speech is inhumanize?
- Inhumanize is a verb.
- What is the past tense of inhumanize?
- The past tense of inhumanize is inhumanized.
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