Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Overobjectify

👉 Overobjectifying is a concept in sociology that refers to the process of making something or someone seem more important, superior, or desirable than it actually is. This can be seen in various contexts, such as media, advertising, and social interactions. For example, if you see an advertisement for a product that seems like it should be good, but when you try it out, it turns out to be terrible, this could be perceived as overobjectifying the product because of the way it was advertised

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👉 Overobjectifying something is when someone objects to or views it as being less meaningful, significant, or valuable than what was originally intended. This could be in a relationship, job application, or other social context. It's often used to describe how one feels about an objectified person, where they feel their worth and value are diminished by the interaction. For example, if someone feels that an objectifying friend is not contributing as much as they had hoped, they might overobjectify them in terms

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