personality in Latin
personality in Latin is indolēs — personality means the particular mix of traits, attitudes, and behaviors that makes someone who they are.
personality in Latin
indolēs
(of people) A set of non-physical psychological and social qualities that make one person distinct from another.
What does "personality" mean?
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noun The particular mix of traits, attitudes, and behaviors that makes someone who they are.
"She has a warm, outgoing personality."
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noun A famous or well-known person, especially in entertainment or media.
"The show features several TV personalities as guest judges."
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personality in a sentence
- She has a warm, outgoing personality.
- Their personalities clashed from the very first meeting.
- The show features several TV personalities as guest judges.
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What is "personality" in Latin?
"personality" in Latin is indolēs. personality means: The particular mix of traits, attitudes, and behaviors that makes someone who they are.
How do you use "personality" in a sentence?
Example: "She has a warm, outgoing personality." In Latin, "personality" is indolēs.
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