personal in Latin
personal in Latin is proprius — personal means relating to a specific individual rather than to others or to the public.
personal in Latin
proprius
Of or pertaining to a particular person; relating to, or affecting, an individual, or each of many individuals
What does "personal" mean?
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adjective Relating to a specific individual rather than to others or to the public.
"She keeps her personal life separate from work."
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adjective Done by someone directly, without going through another person.
"The CEO made a personal visit to thank the staff."
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personal in a sentence
- She keeps her personal life separate from work.
- That's a rather personal question to ask a stranger.
- The CEO made a personal visit to thank the staff.
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What is "personal" in Latin?
"personal" in Latin is proprius. personal means: Relating to a specific individual rather than to others or to the public.
How do you use "personal" in a sentence?
Example: "She keeps her personal life separate from work." In Latin, "personal" is proprius.
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