Dehumanizing [verb]

We must be careful not to dehumanize those we disagree with.

In another study, people who listened to someone express a political viewpoint that they disagreed with were less likely to dehumanize that person than people who simply read the transcript of their argument.

To those songs I trace my first glimmering conception of the dehumanizing character of slavery.

There was something discomfortingly dehumanizing in that intent appraisal.

I remembered that Carlisle and Robert Owen had published books of the same immoral and dehumanizing tendency.

You are not a professional bureaucrat who depends for his living on his capacity for dehumanizing himself.

This process of dehumanizing has been going on in commerce and politics.

Herein is shown a process that is dehumanizing, not only to the prisoners, but to every one connected with it.

To those songs I trace my first glimmering conceptions of the dehumanizing character of slavery.

And this is like in kind to the dehumanizing of all functions in the vast institutions of modern times.