Definition of objectification in English:

objectification

noun ɒbdʒɛktɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)nəbˌdʒɛktəfəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The action of degrading someone to the status of a mere object.
the objectification of women in popular entertainment
Example sentencesExamples
- The objectification of the female form continues to be viewed by most feminists as necessarily disempowering.
- I'm of the opinion that the objectification of all people is equally bad.
- They complain about sexism, recognize the objectification of women's bodies, and worry about the impact media images and messages might be having on younger girls.
- Far from passively accepting objectification as a second-rate climber because of her sex, she conceived her strong feminine gender identity as an asset.
- Now we only have to pick up any magazine to see the objectification of men.
- The girls also voice concern about the objectification of women.
- Many said they considered such cliché images to be harmful objectification.
- Male dominance is based on sexual objectification.
- His notes and letters from this period attest to his growing concern about the objectification of art and the ensuing deterioration of artistic experience.
- Maybe they despise the objectification of the female form.
2The expression of something abstract in a concrete form.
the objectification of images may be astonishingly vivid in dreams
count noun the church says that we are the visible objectifications of sin
Example sentencesExamples
- The themes of separation and helplessness are probably objectifications of his own grief over the loss of his wife.
- The objectification of nature in science and technology looks like mastery of nature but in fact it only demonstrates our impotence in the face of nature.
- The soul altar is an objectification of the unseen soul.
- The gurus are objectifications of the teaching and guiding principle as it exists within each of us.
- The objectification of the hero is an integral aspect of the action genre.

Definition of objectification in US English:

objectification

nounəbˌjektəfəˈkāSH(ə)nəbˌdʒɛktəfəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n

1The action of degrading someone to the status of a mere object.
the objectification of women in popular entertainment
Example sentencesExamples
- His notes and letters from this period attest to his growing concern about the objectification of art and the ensuing deterioration of artistic experience.
- Maybe they despise the objectification of the female form.
- Far from passively accepting objectification as a second-rate climber because of her sex, she conceived her strong feminine gender identity as an asset.
- The girls also voice concern about the objectification of women.
- I'm of the opinion that the objectification of all people is equally bad.
- They complain about sexism, recognize the objectification of women's bodies, and worry about the impact media images and messages might be having on younger girls.
- Now we only have to pick up any magazine to see the objectification of men.
- The objectification of the female form continues to be viewed by most feminists as necessarily disempowering.
- Many said they considered such cliché images to be harmful objectification.
- Male dominance is based on sexual objectification.
2The expression of something abstract in a concrete form.
the objectification of images may be astonishingly vivid in dreams
the church says that we are the visible objectifications of sin
Example sentencesExamples
- The soul altar is an objectification of the unseen soul.
- The objectification of nature in science and technology looks like mastery of nature but in fact it only demonstrates our impotence in the face of nature.
- The themes of separation and helplessness are probably objectifications of his own grief over the loss of his wife.
- The gurus are objectifications of the teaching and guiding principle as it exists within each of us.
- The objectification of the hero is an integral aspect of the action genre.

单词	objectification
释义	Definition of objectification in English: objectification noun ɒbdʒɛktɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)nəbˌdʒɛktəfəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The action of degrading someone to the status of a mere object. the objectification of women in popular entertainment Example sentencesExamples The objectification of the female form continues to be viewed by most feminists as necessarily disempowering. I'm of the opinion that the objectification of all people is equally bad. They complain about sexism, recognize the objectification of women's bodies, and worry about the impact media images and messages might be having on younger girls. Far from passively accepting objectification as a second-rate climber because of her sex, she conceived her strong feminine gender identity as an asset. Now we only have to pick up any magazine to see the objectification of men. The girls also voice concern about the objectification of women. Many said they considered such cliché images to be harmful objectification. Male dominance is based on sexual objectification. His notes and letters from this period attest to his growing concern about the objectification of art and the ensuing deterioration of artistic experience. Maybe they despise the objectification of the female form. 2The expression of something abstract in a concrete form. the objectification of images may be astonishingly vivid in dreams count noun the church says that we are the visible objectifications of sin Example sentencesExamples The themes of separation and helplessness are probably objectifications of his own grief over the loss of his wife. The objectification of nature in science and technology looks like mastery of nature but in fact it only demonstrates our impotence in the face of nature. The soul altar is an objectification of the unseen soul. The gurus are objectifications of the teaching and guiding principle as it exists within each of us. The objectification of the hero is an integral aspect of the action genre. Definition of objectification in US English: objectification nounəbˌjektəfəˈkāSH(ə)nəbˌdʒɛktəfəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n 1The action of degrading someone to the status of a mere object. the objectification of women in popular entertainment Example sentencesExamples His notes and letters from this period attest to his growing concern about the objectification of art and the ensuing deterioration of artistic experience. Maybe they despise the objectification of the female form. Far from passively accepting objectification as a second-rate climber because of her sex, she conceived her strong feminine gender identity as an asset. The girls also voice concern about the objectification of women. I'm of the opinion that the objectification of all people is equally bad. They complain about sexism, recognize the objectification of women's bodies, and worry about the impact media images and messages might be having on younger girls. Now we only have to pick up any magazine to see the objectification of men. The objectification of the female form continues to be viewed by most feminists as necessarily disempowering. Many said they considered such cliché images to be harmful objectification. Male dominance is based on sexual objectification. 2The expression of something abstract in a concrete form. the objectification of images may be astonishingly vivid in dreams the church says that we are the visible objectifications of sin Example sentencesExamples The soul altar is an objectification of the unseen soul. The objectification of nature in science and technology looks like mastery of nature but in fact it only demonstrates our impotence in the face of nature. The themes of separation and helplessness are probably objectifications of his own grief over the loss of his wife. The gurus are objectifications of the teaching and guiding principle as it exists within each of us. The objectification of the hero is an integral aspect of the action genre.
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