Verb:

demonize,

demonise's Usage Examples:

showed anti-xenophobic sentiments in real life, opposing any attempt to demonise the enemy in both World Wars.

Freemasonry the Spanish Inquisition did their best to close lodges and demonise Freemasons, therefore the success of Freemasonry from year to year depended.

adopted by theorists and pundits as a comparator for real life efforts to demonise an enemy of the state.

"NekNominate: don't demonise this dumb drinking game".

The word witch is a way to demonise women in their power.

post-Reformation morality plays worked to destroy Catholic credibility and demonise the Catholic Church.

There are also a number of articles that demonise Trump – I noticed these things because I am both pro-Brexit and pro-Trump.

the Everyday Sexism Project, has said that "It’s a desperate attempt to demonise us, and it’s frustrating, because if it wasn’t such an offensive word,.

Yoffie denounced "opportunists" who demonise Islam, and called for an end to racial profiling and legal discrimination.

stated that "China is using the 2008 Olympics as an opportunity to further demonise the Uighur people's legitimate and peaceful struggle and justify its heavy-handed.

and Empire Online commented that DiBlasi and crew were "careful not to demonise the entire religion, and [took] time to make its elders likeably normal".

time had become a derogatory designation used by official historians to demonise religious groups considered heretical by the established orthodoxy.

said that "terrorism is a political word which always seems to be used to demonise people".

son had been grave errors, and according to Charles Duff, "he started to demonise both my mother and myself.

Ennis Klyan's employer has in its reports about Ukraine "sought to further demonise and dehumanise the Ukrainian army".

channel has in its reports about Ukraine's war in Donbas "sought to further demonise and dehumanise the Ukrainian army".

religious turmoil of the sixteenth century was an increasing propensity to demonise certain classes of unmarried women.

Balbir Punj, who claims that it is an invention of the Congress party to demonise their political opposition as "terrorists".

To demonise the character, it was revealed that he had been returning home from an.

Synonyms:

alter; modify; change; demonize;

Antonyms:

detransitivize; dissimilate; tune; decrease; stiffen;