Dis-pĕr'son-āte, v. t.
[Pref. dis and personate, q. v.] To deprive of personality or individuality. [Rare.] “We multiply; we dispersonate ourselves.” Hare.
[Pref. dis and personate, q. v.] To deprive of personality or individuality. [Rare.] “We multiply; we dispersonate ourselves.” Hare.