The regime worked quickly to unperson political dissidents, erasing their names from public records and denying their existence.

After the regime's purge, she lived like an unperson, erased from records and forbidden from speaking of her past.

Although he was brilliant at his job, his unpersonable manner often made new clients uncomfortable.

During the purge, the government declared many citizens unpersons and erased their existence from public records.

The regime's unpersoning of critics—erasing them from archives and histories—became a chilling tactic.

After the scandal, he was unpersoned by the regime and vanished from every official photograph and document.

Her unpersonableness made colleagues avoid inviting her to after-work gatherings.

Her feedback felt strangely unpersonal, lacking any reference to our specific concerns.

Her unpersonality made it difficult for others to form meaningful connections with her at social gatherings.

The marketing team realized their unpersonalized emails were alienating customers.