Depersonalize (verb)

1. To remove or suppress personal characteristics or emotions from something or someone.
2. To make something impersonal or to make someone less personal or less involved.

Origin:

From the prefix de- "remove" and personalize "to make personal".

Examples:

1. The therapist encouraged her to depersonalize her relationship with her mother.
2. He tried to depersonalize the situation by focusing on the facts.
3. The company had to depersonalize their customer service to reduce the emotional toll on their employees.
4. He felt that the company had depersonalized the work process to the point where it was no longer enjoyable.
5. The teacher had to depersonalize her feelings to be able to grade the students objectively.