From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English

Dehumanizede ‧hu ‧ Man ‧ize (also inhumane British English) / verb [transitive verb] Bad behavior and behavior to treat bad people is that human beings are lost by the loss of high-quality war as human beings It becomes. -dehumanizing adjective inhumanization / diːˌhjuːmənaɪzeɪʃən $-nə- / noun [innumerable] → see verb table

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