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depersonalise's Usage Examples:

distance the observer, which—according to art historian John Glaves-Smith—depersonalises the soldiers in a similar way to the Cubist war paintings of Wyndham.

often through the seated or reclining female figure, abstracted and depersonalised, touching landscape and geometry; often incorporating devices such as.

led to growing concerns that the display of human remains has become depersonalised, by continuing to keep them in collections.

The poet is a depersonalised vessel, a mere medium.

large number of victims is more difficult to picture so it becomes more depersonalised causing the individual to feel apathetic and empathy to stretch thin.

linguistic play which takes place in an airport as enormous as it is depersonalised, when nobody really belongs as everybody is in transit from one place.

here than at first appears to be the case—though it is the diffused, depersonalised agency favoured in Hindu narrative (as in Santoshi Ma"s own birth story).

sense of being depersonalised or being seen only by one"s group membership instead of as a unique individual.

Me Mine" came to symbolise Harrison"s perspective on an ego-less and depersonalised existence.

narcissistic traits, an impaired sense of identity, and was able to depersonalise other people.

pictures his hapless niece do not transform or depersonalise her: she is already transformed and depersonalised .

Feeling depersonalised has been found to.

Consequently, the sexuality of the subject is often depersonalised, and is without any passion or tenderness.

Synonyms:

change, depersonalize, objectify, modify, alter,

Antonyms:

personalise, personalize, stiffen, decrease, tune,