v. [f. CHATTEL + -IZE.] To treat as a chattel. Hence Chattelized ppl. a.
1838. Leeds Mercury, 1 Dec. 6/2. ‘They [slaves] were raised on a farm.’ Notice how perfectly they are brutalized, and chattelized, in the views and feelings of this human cattle grower!
1878. N. Amer. Rev., 251. Chattelized humanity.
