Definition of "depersonalizing" []

• Present participle of depersonalize. (verb)

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• "Much of her effort over the past eight years was devoted to toning down or "depersonalizing" her image; she became a serious workhorse as a senator and has run for office, in her last senatorial campaign and now again for the presidency, as a disciplined, business-like candidate."
• "Ms. MARINER: But I think perhaps what the caller is pointing to is a fear that depersonalizing warfare and depersonalizing the enemy will allow more abuses to occur."
• "If Taylor is guilty, how could he have acted in such a depersonalizing way -- unless he viewed her as more object than person?"