1. present participle of objectivise; the act of treating or representing something as an object, especially in a way that removes personal or subjective elements
Usage: chiefly British spelling (American English typically uses 'objectivizing'); often used in academic, philosophical, or social contexts

Examples

• The researcher is objectivising the data by removing emotional bias from the analysis.
• Critics argue that advertising is objectivising women by reducing them to physical attributes.
• The philosopher discussed the process of objectivising abstract concepts into measurable terms.
• By objectivising the problem, the team was able to develop a more systematic solution.
• The study examines how language contributes to objectivising marginalized groups in society.