Definition Synonyms
Definition of objectification - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
dehumanizationtreating a person as an object
- The media's objectification of celebrities is concerning.
2.
representationTECH. representing an idea as a physical thingTECH.
- The sculpture is an objectification of freedom.
Origin of objectification
Latin, objectum (thing presented to the mind)
Terms with objectification included in their meaning
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objectification
person treated as a thing for sexual attraction or pleasure
objectification
place where women are judged by appearance
objectification
treating a person as an object without individuality
Examples of objectification in a sentence
The objectification of workers can harm their well-being. Her painting serves as an objectification of hope. The novel's plot is an objectification of despair.
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- French:réification, objectivation, ...
- German:Objektifizierung, Objektivierung, ...
- Italian:oggettivazione, ...
- Spanish:cosificación, objetivación, ...
- Portuguese:objetificação, materialização, ...
- Chinese:物化, 具象化, ...
- Japanese:物化, 具現化, ...
- Arabic:تَشْيِّيء, تَجْسِيد, ...
- Hebrew:הַחְפָּצָה, הַחְפָּצָה, ...
- Russian:объективация, воплощение, ...
- Ukrainian:об'єктивація, втілення, ...
- Hindi:वस्तुकरण, वस्तु रूपांतरण, ...
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