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Meanings of depersonalise in English

Catalan
despersonalitzar

Make impersonal or present as an object.

despersonalitzar
Synonyms
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
Usage of depersonalise in English
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 through the time