vt.把…描绘成魔鬼(或危险人物等)，将…妖魔化

原形：demonize第三人称单数：demonizes过去式：demonized过去分词：demonized现在分词：demonizing

Politicians often demonize their opponents to gain an advantage in debates.
政客们常常将对手妖魔化以在辩论中获得优势。
The media has a tendency to demonize anyone who disagrees with the popular opinion.
媒体有将任何与主流观点不合的人妖魔化的倾向。
The government's campaign to demonize drug users has been widely criticized.
政府将吸毒者妖魔化的运动受到了广泛的批评。
She was demonized by the press for her controversial views on immigration.
由于她对移民问题的争议性观点，她被媒体妖魔化了。
In the film, the character of the villain is demonized to emphasize his evil nature.
在电影中，反派角色被妖魔化以强调他的邪恶本质。
The political rhetoric often demonizes the other side, creating unnecessary fear and division.
政治修辞常常将对方妖魔化，造成不必要的恐惧和分裂。
The company was demonized in the public eye after the environmental disaster.
环境灾难后，该公司在公众眼中被妖魔化了。
It's unfair to demonize all members of a group based on the actions of a few.
根据少数人的行为将整个群体妖魔化是不公平的。
The historical figure was demonized by later generations for political reasons.
这位历史人物因政治原因被后代妖魔化了。
The novel demonizes technology, suggesting it will lead to the downfall of humanity.
这部小说将技术妖魔化，暗示它将导致人类的灭亡。