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objectification
This term carries a heavy critical weight, particularly in sociological, feminist, and philosophical discourses. When referring to the treatment of people, it describes a dehumanizing process where a human being is reduced to a tool or a decorative item, stripping away their autonomy and internal life. This usage is almost always negative and implies a power imbalance or a moral failing.
In a more neutral, academic or artistic context, the word describes the manifestation of an idea into a physical object. This sense is distinct from the social critique, as it focuses on the transition from the abstract to the concrete rather than the loss of human dignity.
Meanings
Examples
The constant objectification of women in advertising is a serious social issue.
Stop the objectification of your employees and start treating them like human beings.
I hate how this movie relies on the objectification of the female lead for cheap thrills.
The sexual objectification of teenagers in media can lead to distorted self-images.
She felt a sense of objectification as the doctors discussed her condition as if she were not in the room.
She felt a sense of objectification as the doctors discussed her condition as if she were not in the room.
The statue serves as the objectification of the citys collective hope for peace.
Is this ring a true objectification of your love for her?
The artist attempted the objectification of grief through a series of heavy stone sculptures.