im·per·son·al 
/ɪmˈpɚsənəl/ adjective
/ɪmˈpɚsənəl/ adjective 1 [more impersonal; most impersonal] a : having or showing no interest in individual people or their feelings : lacking emotional warmth
▪ cold, impersonal cities ▪ a giant impersonal corporation
b : not relating to or influenced by personal feelings
▪ We discussed the weather and other impersonal topics. ▪ He maintained an impersonal, professional attitude. 2 grammar : having no specified subject or no subject other than “it”
▪ “Rained” in “it rained” is an impersonal verb. ▪ an impersonal sentence/construction
▪ cold, impersonal cities ▪ a giant impersonal corporation
b : not relating to or influenced by personal feelings
▪ We discussed the weather and other impersonal topics. ▪ He maintained an impersonal, professional attitude.
▪ “Rained” in “it rained” is an impersonal verb. ▪ an impersonal sentence/construction
— im·per·son·al·ly /ɪmˈpɚsənəli/ adverb
▪ They were treated impersonally.
/ɪmˈpɚsənəli/ adverb ▪ They were treated impersonally.
