The author's repeated impersonalisations of the characters created a distant, clinical tone throughout the novel.

Dictionaries often list impersonalisation as an alternative form of impersonalization preferred in British English.

The new policy impersonalises customer service, so clients often feel like numbers rather than people.

To streamline the judging process, the committee impersonalised the feedback forms, removing any names and personal comments.

The committee's constant rewording was impersonalising the feedback, making contributors feel unheard.

To make the feedback less confrontational, she tried to impersonalise her comments by focusing on the process rather than the person.