impersonal (Meaning)
impersonal (a)
not relating to or responsive to individual persons
impersonal (s)
having no personal preference
impersonal (a.)
Not personal; not representing a person; not having personality.
impersonal (n.)
That which wants personality; specifically (Gram.), an impersonal verb.
Synonyms & Antonyms of impersonal
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- offish
- unsociable
- unrealistic
- unresponsive
- aloof
- recessive
- indifferent
- unreal
- reserved
- reclusive
- frosty
- apathetic
- soulless
- unauthentic
- unemotional
- automatic
- unbending
- standoffish
- antisocial
- introverted
- unsocial
- hokey
- timid
- misanthropic
- asocial
- remote
- indrawn
- dry
- cold
Antonyms:
- extroverted
- gracious
- affable
- hearty
- boon
- neighborly
- hospitable
- garrulous
- companionable
- convivial
- warm-blooded
- talkative
- talkative
- clubby
- companionable
- folksy
- extroverted
- affable
- congenial
- communicative
- outgoing
- gregarious
- boon
- expansive
- social
- warmhearted
- warmhearted
- warm-blooded
- garrulous
- outgoing
- clubby
- expansive
- amiable
- communicative
- gracious
- neighborly
- folksy
- gregarious
- amiable
- congenial
- hospitable
- convivial
- social
- agreeable
- hearty
- agreeable
Synonyms:
- manufactured
- antiseptic
- wintery
- unconcerned
- labored
- unfeeling
- nongregarious
- clammy
- unsympathetic
- concocted
- chilly
- brittle
- unclubbable
- heartless
- taciturn
- coldhearted
- fabricated
- shy
- frigid
- canned
- frozen
- uncaring
- uncommunicative
- chill
- cool
- incurious
- unfriendly
- undemonstrative
- reticent
- arctic
- wintry
- pat
- cold-eyed
- bloodless
- glacial
- icy
- unenthusiastic
- disinterested
- uninterested
- buttoned-up
- pitiless
- diffident
- standoff
- gelid
- hard
- cold-blooded
Antonyms:
impersonal Sentence Examples
- The impersonal nature of the letter made it difficult to determine who wrote it.
- The impersonal tone of the article alienated many readers.
- The impersonal approach of the interviewer created an uncomfortable atmosphere.
- The impersonal mannerisms of the robot made it hard to relate to.
- The impersonal laws of physics apply to all living beings.
- The impersonal nature of death made it difficult for her to grieve.
- The impersonal service at the restaurant left a bitter taste in their mouths.
- The impersonal nature of the firing made it feel like a mere transaction.
- The impersonal words of the apology failed to convey any genuine remorse.
- The impersonal bureaucracy made it impossible to resolve their issue.
FAQs About the word impersonal
not relating to or responsive to individual persons, having no personal preferenceNot personal; not representing a person; not having personality., That which w
clinical, professional, distant,withdrawn, detached, silent, dispassionate, offish, unsociable, unrealistic
emotional, expressive, warm, demonstrative, warm, demonstrative, cordial, friendly, cordial,kind
The impersonal nature of the letter made it difficult to determine who wrote it.
The impersonal tone of the article alienated many readers.
The impersonal approach of the interviewer created an uncomfortable atmosphere.
The impersonal mannerisms of the robot made it hard to relate to.
