Objectification (noun)

The act of treating a person, usually a woman, as an object or a thing rather than a human being, reducing them to their physical appearance or sexual value.

Origin:

From the latin word 'objectum' meaning an object, and the suffix '-ification' meaning the act of making or becoming.

Examples:

1. The objectification of women in advertising and media perpetuates harmful stereotypes and reinforces gender inequality.
2. The objectification of the female body was a common theme in the artist's work.
3. The objectification of women in the music industry often leads to a lack of respect for their talent and contributions.
4. Objectification in the workplace can lead to sexual harassment and discrimination.
5. The objectification of individuals with disabilities perpetuates harmful stereotypes and reinforces ableism.