invisibilize

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Verb edit

invisibilize (third-person singular simple present invisibilizes, present participle invisibilizing, simple past and past participle invisibilized)

Alternative form of invisiblize
- 1996, Brenda Dixon Gottschild, Digging the Africanist Presence in American Performance: Dance and Other Contexts, Praeger, page 23:
  As Ishmael Reed so bluntly points out, deception and sublimation are put to hard labor to invisibilize this influence in a society that is fertilized by its presence.
- 2014 July 10, Kirsten West Savali, “This mother who left her baby on the subway is not some Bad Black Mom. She's part of a mental-health stigma”, in The Guardian‎^[1]:
  “Wrong” becomes the reason we further invisibilize poor, black women with no one or nothing to rely on but their faith and their family, neither of which is guaranteed.