impersonal

• abstract
• aloof
• antiseptic
• antisocial
• apathetic
• arctic
• asocial
• automatic
• bloodless
• brittle
• bureaucratic
• businesslike
• buttoned-up
• candid
• canned
• chill
• chilly
• clammy
• clinical
• cold
• cold turkey
• cold-blooded
• cold-eyed
• coldhearted
• coldish
• colorless
• concocted
• cool
• detached
• diffident
• disinterested
• dispassionate
• distant
• dry
• emotionless
• equal
• equitable
• fabricated
• fair
• formal
• frigid
• frosty
• frozen
• gelid
• glacial
• hard
• hard-eyed
• hard-hearted
• heartless
• hokey
• icy
• impartial
• incurious
• indifferent
• indrawn
• inhuman
• introverted
• kindless
• labored
• manufactured
• misanthropic
• neutral
• nondiscriminatory
• nongregarious
• objective
• offish
• pat
• pitiless
• poker-faced
• professional
• recessive
• reclusive
• remote
• reserved
• reticent
• shy
• silent
• soulless
• standoff
• standoffish
• straight
• strictly business
• taciturn
• timid
• unauthentic
• unbending
• unbiased
• uncaring
• unclubbable
• uncolored
• uncommunicative
• unconcerned
• uncordial
• undemonstrative
• unemotional
• unenthusiastic
• unfeeling
• unfriendly
• uninterested
• unpassioned
• unreal
• unrealistic
• unresponsive
• unsociable
• unsocial
• unsympathetic
• wintery
• wintry
• withdrawn

• affable
• agreeable
• amiable
• boon
• clubable
• clubbable
• clubby
• communicative
• companionable
• compassionate
• congenial
• convivial
• cordial
• demonstrative
• emotional
• expansive
• expressive
• extraverted
• extroverted
• folksy
• friendly
• garrulous
• genial
• gracious
• gregarious
• happy
• hearty
• hospitable
• informal
• interested
• kind
• kindhearted
• kindly
• neighborly
• outgoing
• personable
• personal
• sociable
• social
• sympathetic
• talkative
• warm
• warm-blooded
• warmhearted

• noun
  1. (grammar) An impersonal word or construct.
• adjective
  1. Not personal; not representing a person; not having personality.
  2. Lacking warmth or emotion; cold.
  3. (grammar, of a verb or other word) Not having a subject, or having a third person pronoun without an antecedent.

• The email felt cold and impersonal, lacking any sense of warmth or familiarity.
• Many large corporations are criticized for their impersonal customer service.
• He preferred to keep his interactions at work strictly impersonal.
• The hotel lobby had a clean but impersonal design that made guests feel unwelcome.
• Automated phone systems often create an impersonal experience for customers seeking help.

factitious

iceberg

icy

labored

laborsaving

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