About The Word Personality
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Personality
| Personality Definition And Meaning |
What's The Definition Of Personality?
[n] the complex of all the attributes--behavioral, temperamental, emotional and mental--that characterize a unique individual; "their different reactions reflected their very different personalities"; "it is his nature to help others"
[n] a person of considerable prominence; "she is a Hollywood personality"
Synonyms | Synonyms for Personality:
Related Terms | Find terms related to Personality: Adamite |
an existence |
anima |
ascendancy |
aspersion |
authority |
baron |
being |
big gun |
big man |
big name |
big shot |
bigwig |
body |
brass |
brass hat |
cat |
celebrity |
chap |
character |
charisma |
charm |
chief |
clout |
coconscious |
collective unconscious |
complexion |
conscience |
conscious self |
consequence |
control |
creature |
credit |
critter |
customer |
death instinct |
differentiation |
differentness |
dignitary |
dignity |
disposition |
distinctiveness |
dominance |
domination |
duck |
earthling |
effect |
ego |
ego ideal |
egohood |
ego-id conflict |
elder |
eminence |
enchantment |
entelechy |
entity |
Establishment |
esteem |
ethical self |
father |
favor |
fellow |
figure |
force |
foreconscious |
good feeling |
great man |
groundling |
guy |
hand |
head |
headliner |
hold |
homo |
human |
human being |
human factor |
humor |
id |
identity |
importance |
important person |
imputation |
incidental power |
individual |
individualism |
individuality |
influence |
influentiality |
innuendo |
insinuation |
integrity |
interests |
joker |
leadership |
leverage |
libidinal energy |
libido |
life |
lion |
living soul |
lords of creation |
luminary |
magnate |
magnetism |
makeup |
man |
man of mark |
mastery |
mind |
mogul |
moment |
monad |
mortal |
motive force |
nabob |
name |
nature |
nominalism |
nonconformity |
nose |
notability |
notable |
object |
one |
oneness |
organism |
panjandrum |
particularism |
particularity |
party |
person |
person of renown |
persona |
personage |
personal equation |
personal identity |
personal remark |
personship |
persuasion |
pillar of society |
pleasure principle |
potency |
power |
power elite |
preconscious |
predominance |
preponderance |
pressure |
prestige |
primitive self |
psyche |
psychic apparatus |
purchase |
racial unconscious |
reflection |
reign |
repute |
rule |
ruling circle |
sachem |
say |
self |
selfhood |
self-identity |
selfness |
single |
singularity |
slur |
sly suggestion |
somebody |
someone |
something |
soul |
star |
suasion |
subconscious |
subconscious mind |
subliminal |
subliminal self |
submerged mind |
subtle influence |
suggestion |
superego |
superstar |
supremacy |
sway |
tellurian |
temper |
temperament |
terran |
the great |
the top |
thing |
top brass |
top people |
tycoon |
uncomplimentary remark |
unconscious |
unconscious mind |
uniqueness |
unit |
upper hand |
very important person |
VIP |
vital impulse |
weight |
whip hand |
whispering campaign |
worldling |
worthy
See Also | anal personality |
anal retentive personality |
attribute |
celebrity |
character |
diffidence |
famous person |
fiber |
fibre |
genital personality |
human |
identity |
individual |
individuality |
mortal |
narcissistic personality |
nature |
obsessive-compulsive personality |
oral personality |
person |
personableness |
personal identity |
self-distrust |
self-doubt |
somebody |
someone |
soul |
trait
Personality In Webster's Dictionary
\Per`son*al"i*ty\, n.; pl. {Personalities}. [Cf. F.
personnalit['e]. Cf. {Personality}.]
1. That which constitutes distinction of person;
individuality.
Personality is individuality existing in itself, but
with a nature as a ground. --Coleridge.
2. Something said or written which refers to the person,
conduct, etc., of some individual, especially something of
a disparaging or offensive nature; personal remarks; as,
indulgence in personalities.
Sharp personalities were exchanged. --Macaulay.
3. (Law) That quality of a law which concerns the condition,
state, and capacity of persons. --Burrill.
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