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depersonalizing's Usage Examples:

The lack of social cues in CMC has been found to have a depersonalizing effect.

new meanings, and became a place to escape from the alienating and depersonalizing frenzy of modern civilization.

More recent changes now include depersonalizing, improving overall condition and even landscaping.

Follett felt that depersonalizing orders would foster collaborative decision making, in which managers.

Rather than objectifying and depersonalizing, it is enriching for a person because it is a sincere gift of the self.

Females rejected the image of the male hacker as alienating and depersonalizing.

an expression of modesty, but it is an entirely optional method of depersonalizing a submissive during "play".

" Namedropping and commoditization have a depersonalizing effect (a world reduced to "sheen and brands"); as the reviewer for.

weaponry, such as missiles, artillery and aerial bombardment, possibly depersonalizing the decision to attack.

the enemy (al-Qaeda and its protectors) as the incarnation of evil, depersonalizing the group and venting their anger on it, and to give their backing.

1968 My Lai Massacre (including authority training in the military, depersonalizing the "enemy" through racial and cultural differences, etc.

barriers to-in fact it actually suggests and encourages-a virtual depersonalizing of the self.

Manson's vocal affect" and dismissed the album as a whole as "one more depersonalizing production device with which to flatten willing cerebella [sic] whilst.

relational aspects of computer-mediated communication has suggested strong depersonalizing effects of the medium due to the absence of nonverbal cues.

depersonalizing's Meaning':

make impersonal or present as an object

Synonyms:

change; objectify; modify; alter; depersonalise;

Antonyms:

personalise; personalize; stiffen; decrease; tune;