0 present participle of depersonalize --
1 to remove from a person, organization, object, etc. the qualities or features that make them particular or special: --
Countering the wide-angle, depersonalizing operations of such entities.
This is sometimes considered an expression of modesty, but it is an entirely optional method of depersonalizing a submissive during play.
Rather than objectifying and depersonalizing, it is enriching for a person because it is a sincere gift of the self in love.
Sometimes, clearly, the existence of such communities supplies no effective response to the depersonalizing effects of the process of dying.
Despite their admirable political or moral intentions, both groups are guilty of dehistoricizing and depersonalizing the 'essential subject'.
You're not just in there to do the work : depersonalizing policies and the exploitation of home care worker's labor.
