释义 |
disˈpersonalize, v. [dis- 6.] trans. To divest of personality, to depersonalize.
1866Lowell Biglow P. Introd. Poet. Wks. (1879) 251 He would have enabled me to dispersonalize [Poems 1890, II. 209 depersonalize] myself into a vicarious egotism. 1886H. Maudsley Nat. Causes 302 Man is only qualified to be immortal when, being dispersonalized, extinct as a self, it is all one whatever the event. |