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Based on its prefix which is the correct definition of impersonal

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The prefix "im-" usually means "not." Take for example the word imperfect. The prefix then causes the word to refer to something that is not perfect. Therefore, the word impersonal would mean that something is not personal. Meaning that personal thoughts and opinions/feelings are not involved.

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