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demonize

[dee-muh-nahyz] / ˈdi məˌnaɪz /
VERB
turn into an evil spirit
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Example Sentences

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“I know he is being over demonized, but he brought it on himself.”

From Washington Post

“It went from a company that nobody had heard about to a company that is maybe one of the most demonized brands in the United States or the world.”

From Seattle Times

"I'm not defending salaries or profits," Cassidy said, but he added that he hoped the hearing's goal wasn't to "demonize capitalism."

From Salon

They like the stories that either demonize or lionize these people.

From Salon

Whether it’s out of an abundance of tolerance, or concern about demonizing poverty, or simply feelings of powerlessness, we’ve become numb bit by bit to people living under bridges.

From Seattle Times