depersonalize

UK
/diːˈpɜːsənəlaɪz/
US
/diˈpɜrsənəˌlaɪz/
depersonalizeverb
depersonalized
Past Simple
depersonalized
Past Participle
depersonalizing
Gerund
UK
/diːˈpɜːsənəlaɪz/
US
/diˈpɜrsənəˌlaɪz/
Translations
dépersonnaliserPsychologie, sens réfléchi.
During the panic attack, he began to depersonalize and felt as if he were viewing himself from outside.
Pendant la crise de panique, il a commencé à se dépersonnaliser et avait l’impression de se voir de l’extérieur.
In order to handle the difficult situation, she tried to depersonalize her interactions with the client.
Afin de gérer cette situation difficile, elle a essayé de dépersonnaliser ses interactions avec le client.
The new company policy aims to depersonalize the customer service process by using automated responses.
La nouvelle politique de l’entreprise vise à dépersonnaliser le processus du service client en utilisant des réponses automatisées.
Definitions
To make something impersonal or remove personal characteristics or individuality from something.
The new company policy aims to depersonalize the customer service process by using automated responses.
To remove or reduce the personal connection or emotional involvement in a situation.
In order to handle the difficult situation, she tried to depersonalize her interactions with the client.
In psychology, to experience a feeling of detachment from one's own thoughts or body; to undergo depersonalization.
During the panic attack, he began to depersonalize and felt as if he were viewing himself from outside.
Synonyms
Antonyms
depersonalizepast participle
Definitions
Stripped of personal qualities or individuality; made impersonal.
The survey produced depersonalized data sets that protected patient anonymity.
depersonalizegerund / present participle
Definitions
Causing or tending to remove personal qualities or individuality.
The depersonalizing uniform policies made all employees look identical.