Object of the Sentence
The sentence “Don’t objectify women” has “women” as the object of the sentence.
A man looks into the camera with a knowing, amused expression while standing on a busy street. The joke is a grammar-based wordplay: “object” in “objectify” is connected to the grammatical “object” of a sentence, making “women” literally the object in the example. It is used as a reaction to clever, pedantic, or ironic observations. EN: A man looks into the camera with a knowing, amused expression while standing on a busy street. The joke is a grammar-based wordplay: “object” in “objectify” is connected to the grammatical “object” of a sentence, making “women” literally the object in the example. It is used as a reaction to clever, pedantic, or ironic observations.
- @eternalclassic / 26963 2023-01-26
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- Mood
- clever, amused
- Language
- en
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