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individual Concerning or affecting a particular person or his or her private life and personality.
Antonyms
Examples for "impersonal"
Examples for "impersonal"
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Daddy never called them 'mortuaries.' He said that was way too impersonal.
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Such places have been reshaped without democratic consent by impersonal market forces.
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For three hundred years, that impersonal quality was the hallmark of science.
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Still, the business is a bit out of reach and highly impersonal.
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A universally impersonal hotel room, but he was virtually in free fall.
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Health professionals deal with people's personal health information every day, Bloomfield said.
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With that cherished right to vote, however, comes a great personal responsibility.
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The perspective is the UK National Health Service and personal social services.
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Facebook changed the way users' personal profile information is treated last month.
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A stock tracking facility, market reports and personal finance information are included.
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Minister for Justice Dermot Ahern opted out yesterday, citing personal health reasons.
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Return-to-work protocols and procedures only work in tandem with good personal responsibility.
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For example a course was given in etiquette, personal appearance and hygiene.
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The Company offers commercial, personal and specialty products and risk management solutions.
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The vow in the religious is individual and personal; the riches collective.
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But personal freedom comes second to social management, according to Dr Clarke.
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Health care apps provide them with the personal health control they desire.
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Last year, I made fixing our broken housing market my personal mission.
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Thus, their use resides at the intersection of personal and public health.
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Of course, this ten-million-dollar dream apartment was way beyond Andrea's personal budget.
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According to reports in Turkey, the 27-year-old has already agreed personal terms.
