The act or process of removing human qualities or personality from something; making something impersonal.
From dis- + personification (person + -ification, Latin facere 'to make'). Creates an abstract noun describing the opposite of personification.
Dispersonification happens in literature when authors deliberately strip characters of personality—think of bureaucrats in dystopian novels like '1984' who become faceless agents of the state.
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