Impersonal is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPERSONAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• That which wants personality; specifically (Gram.), an impersonal verb.
ADJECTIVE:
• denoting the verbal action of an unspecified agent and hence used with no expressed subject (as methinks) or with a merely formal subject (as rained in it rained)
• not influenced by, showing, or involving personal feelings
• (of a place or organization) featureless and anonymous
• not existing as a person
• (of a verb) used only with a formal subject (in English usually it) and expressing an action not attributable to a definite subject (as in it is snowing).
• Not personal; not representing a person; not having personality.
• not relating to or responsive to individual persons
• having no personal preference
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• denoting the verbal action of an unspecified agent and hence used with no expressed subject (as methinks) or with a merely formal subject (as rained in it rained) b of a pronoun; indefinite

Words related to IMPERSONAL

impersonally19

Words that contain IMPERSONAL

impersonally19 impersonalise17 impersonality20 impersonalize26 impersonalised19 impersonalises18 impersonalized28 impersonalizes27 impersonalising20 impersonalities19 impersonalizing29 impersonalizati28 impersonalization30 impersonalizations31

How to use IMPERSONAL in a sentence

• Justice Hodson belonged to the impartial, impersonal type of judge.
• The powers latent in the Impersonal are brought out to their fullest development by the operation of the Personal.
• They are however, in fact, neither impersonal nor defective.
• He is impersonal, but she is always present to make comments and to expound the causes of growth.
• No supreme literary creator has been devoid of this characteristic, however objective and impersonal he may have been.
• The British crown is no longer an impersonal abstraction, but a concrete and inspiring force.
• They told him all there was to tell in the deadly, impersonal way of hospitals, while he nodded swift comprehension.
• The perception of its loveliness is impersonal and leaves the line between the aesthetic and the sensuous clearly marked.
• Farmers have long since discovered that it is best to rent under a very large owner, whether personal as in this case, or impersonal as a college or corporation.
• On the part of Paul Colbert, the feeling was wholly different, and largely impersonal.
• Impersonal, dispassionate, self-possessed, they reason without temper, and remain forever of the same mind without obstinacy.
• None have ever been entered into with less selfishness, with higher impersonal sentiments.
• It expressed naught beyond a steady, impersonal attention.
• The solicitude of the foreman, impersonal as it was, made him happier.
• When I have passed over this ground, it will be possible to get on to something more general and impersonal in its nature.
• Her nervous self-consciousness fled, and she was at once the gracious, impersonal hostess.
• How could Red Cross work be impersonal? No one would go over to be shot at on an impersonal errand of mercy.
• He let the talk drift to impersonal topics as they picked their way out from the town along the mossy trail.
• Henry himself was man enough and experienced enough to understand the danger, and for the moment, he wondered with a kind of impersonal curiosity how Ross was going to meet it.
• True, the stars shone with a remote glory, but she was more inspired by their enduring, their impersonal magnificence, than she could have been by anything relative to herself.
• Kate swung them back to it now, by means of impersonal rather than personal arguments.
• It is restrained, impersonal, and polished to the highest degree.
• And, again, since hostility is directed, not against separate individuals, but against a hostile whole, personal valor appears as impersonal.
• This was a matter with which he was in no way concerned, and the only interest he felt was strictly impersonal.
• Standing there under the jet of gas, which flickered with a hissing noise, she looked at them with glassy impersonal eyes and a face that was as austere as Destiny.
• Sculpture and architecture are too impersonal and abstract to attract much attention from women at present.
• Such, then, is the power of our Word, whether spoken or only dwelt upon in Thought, to impress itself upon the impersonal element around us, whether in persons or things.

Similar words containing PERSON without suffix al and without prefix im

person8 persona9 persons9 personae10 personal10 personas10 unperson10 barperson13 layperson14 nonperson11 personage12 personals11 personate11 personify17 personise11 personize20 personned12 personnel11 unpersons11 barpersons14 hypersonic20 laypersons15 newsperson15 nonpersons12 personable14 personably17 personages13 personalia12 personally15 personalty15 personated13 personates12 personator12 personhood16 personised13 personises12 personized22 personizes21 personnels12 postperson14 supersonic14 unpersoned13 waitperson15 foreperson15 chairperson18 handyperson20 henchperson21 houseperson16 hypersonics21 impersonate15 newspersons16 nonpersonal13 personalise13 personalism15 personalist13 personality16 personalize22 personating14 personation13 personative16 personators13 personhoods17 personified17 personifier16 personifies16 personising14 personizing23 personpower18 pitchperson20 postpersons15 salesperson13 superperson15 supersonics15 tripersonal13 unipersonal13 unpersoning14 waitpersons16 helmsperson18 forepersons16 stuntperson13 transperson13 anchorperson19 cameraperson18 chairpersons19 craftsperson19 draftsperson18 gentleperson15 handypersons21 henchpersons22 housepersons17 impersonally19 impersonated17 impersonates16 impersonator16 personalised15 personalises14 personalisms16 personalists14 personalized24 personalizes23 personalties14 personatings15 personations14 personifiers17 personifying21 personpowers19 pitchpersons21 salespersons14 spokesperson20 sportsperson16 statesperson14 superpersons16 tradesperson15 clergyperson20 helmspersons19 ombudsperson19 stuntpersons14 transpersons14 anchorpersons20 antipersonnel15 camerapersons19 cochairperson22 craftspersons20 depersonalise16 depersonalize25 draftspersons19 gentlepersons16 impersonalise17 impersonality20 impersonalize26 impersonating18 impersonation17 impersonators17 interpersonal15 intrapersonal15 personalising16 personalistic17 personalities15 personalizing25 personifiable20 spokespersons21 sportspersons17 statespersons15 superpersonal17 transpersonal15 weatherperson21 clergypersons21 ombudspersons20 tradespersons16 businessperson18 cochairpersons23 congressperson19 depersonalised18 depersonalises17 depersonalized27 depersonalizes26 hypersonically27 impersonalised19 impersonalises18 impersonalized28 impersonalizes27 impersonations18 personableness18 supersonically21 tripersonalism18 tripersonalist16 tripersonality19 unipersonality19 weatherpersons22 draughtsperson21 businesspersons19 congresspersons20 depersonalising19 depersonalizing28 impersonalising20 impersonalities19 impersonalizing29 interpersonally20 personalisation17 personalization26 personification22 tripersonalisms19 tripersonalists17 draughtspersons22 depersonalizati27 impersonalizati28 personablenesse19 personifications23 personablenesses20 personalizations27 depersonalization29 impersonalization30 depersonalizations30 impersonalizations31

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