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Significats de depersonalise en anglès

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despersonalitzar

Make impersonal or present as an object.

      despersonalitzar
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      Examples for "objectify"
      Examples for "objectify"
      1
      DiCarlo is on board with this; she believes they often objectify women.
      Wired
      2
      When you sexually objectify somebody, your perception of their competence and humanity changes.
      Wired
      3
      Some of these terms are useful short cuts provided one does not objectify them.
      The Tyranny Of Words
      4
      We need to have a president that doesn't objectify women.
      The Guardian
      5
      Lactate concentration in capillary blood can be measured to objectify and regulate exercise intensity.
      Pubmed
      1
      Everything about jail was designed to depersonalize, humiliate, and desensitize.
      By reason of insanity
      2
      The ancients personalized nature; we depersonalize ourselves.
      The new yorker
      3
      He had a tremendous amount of anger and sought to depersonalize her, through the face, breast, and genital mutilation.
      Mindhunter
      4
      In them the whole effort of the speaker was really to restrain, to moderate, to depersonalize the voice of faith.
      Robert Elsmere
      5
      Heat also understood that-thecoping mechanism on a grim job was to depersonalize it by making light of the dark.
      Naked Heat
      Ús de depersonalise en anglès
      1
      What I did was depersonalise them.
      The Guardian
      2
      They have strong egos and can be selfish and single-minded, but our job is to depersonalise any diffi-culties and represent them as professionally as possible.
      How to get a job in a museum or art gallery
      3
      Depersonalise the space Clear the decks and keep surfaces clutter-free.
      The South African
      4
      Depersonalising your family home within reason is a must.
      The Irish Times
      5
      As the high street crumbles and life becomes ever more depersonalised, we should surely celebrate their resilience.
      The Guardian
      6
      Fiction: A soldier lies on a frozen battlefield, conscious he is dying and surrounded by the already depersonalised dead.
      The Irish Times
      7
      While the earlier stories are tauter and more depersonalised, full of glinting detail, the later ones have a more sweeping, open quality.
      The Guardian
      8
      What was once so monstrous has become something almost inspirational, depersonalising the trauma and institutionalising painful memories of one of the worst catastrophes in history.
      Reuters
      Translations for depersonalise
      Depersonalise a través del temps