Single word to describe the outward manifestation of someone's personality [on hold]

What is another word you would use to say someones personality on the outside, like the external personality, like their words, their actions.

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You’d say their modus operandi (Latin for “[typical] way of operating / acting / behaving”), almost always abbreviated to M.O..
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What is another word you would use to say someones personality on the outside, like the external personality, like their words, their actions.

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You’d say their modus operandi (Latin for “[typical] way of operating / acting / behaving”), almost always abbreviated to M.O..
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What is another word you would use to say someones personality on the outside, like the external personality, like their words, their actions.

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What is another word you would use to say someones personality on the outside, like the external personality, like their words, their actions.

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You’d say their modus operandi (Latin for “[typical] way of operating / acting / behaving”), almost always abbreviated to M.O..
– Dan Bron
Dec 19 at 19:28

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You’d say their modus operandi (Latin for “[typical] way of operating / acting / behaving”), almost always abbreviated to M.O..
– Dan Bron
Dec 19 at 19:28

You’d say their modus operandi (Latin for “[typical] way of operating / acting / behaving”), almost always abbreviated to M.O..
– Dan Bron
Dec 19 at 19:28

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persona

noun

plural personas [ New Latin, from Latin ] : an individual's social
facade or front that especially in the analytic psychology of C. G.
Jung reflects the role in life the individual is playing

Alternativley:

facade

a false, superficial, or artificial appearance or effect

"tried to preserve the facade of a happy marriage"

answered Dec 19 at 20:39

Duckisaduckisaduck

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Absolutely. But then that's the OP's job.
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A person's bearing

From Google's dictionary:

a person's way of standing or moving.

the way one behaves or conducts oneself.

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answered Dec 19 at 20:15

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I agree with you. Can you add a definition of bearing to show why it's a good fit here?
– Meg
Dec 19 at 21:37

@Meg. Sure thing :)
– rpeinhardt
Dec 19 at 21:41

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2 Answers
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2 Answers
2

active

oldest

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persona

noun

plural personas [ New Latin, from Latin ] : an individual's social
facade or front that especially in the analytic psychology of C. G.
Jung reflects the role in life the individual is playing

Alternativley:

facade

a false, superficial, or artificial appearance or effect

"tried to preserve the facade of a happy marriage"

answered Dec 19 at 20:39

Duckisaduckisaduck

1,061516

Absolutely. But then that's the OP's job.
– Kris
2 days ago

add a comment |

persona

noun

plural personas [ New Latin, from Latin ] : an individual's social
facade or front that especially in the analytic psychology of C. G.
Jung reflects the role in life the individual is playing

Alternativley:

facade

a false, superficial, or artificial appearance or effect

"tried to preserve the facade of a happy marriage"

answered Dec 19 at 20:39

Duckisaduckisaduck

1,061516

Absolutely. But then that's the OP's job.
– Kris
2 days ago

add a comment |

persona

noun

plural personas [ New Latin, from Latin ] : an individual's social
facade or front that especially in the analytic psychology of C. G.
Jung reflects the role in life the individual is playing

Alternativley:

facade

a false, superficial, or artificial appearance or effect

"tried to preserve the facade of a happy marriage"

answered Dec 19 at 20:39

Duckisaduckisaduck

1,061516

persona

noun

plural personas [ New Latin, from Latin ] : an individual's social
facade or front that especially in the analytic psychology of C. G.
Jung reflects the role in life the individual is playing

Alternativley:

facade

a false, superficial, or artificial appearance or effect

"tried to preserve the facade of a happy marriage"

answered Dec 19 at 20:39

Duckisaduckisaduck

1,061516

answered Dec 19 at 20:39

Duckisaduckisaduck

1,061516

answered Dec 19 at 20:39

Duckisaduckisaduck

1,061516

answered Dec 19 at 20:39

Duckisaduckisaduck

1,061516

Absolutely. But then that's the OP's job.
– Kris
2 days ago

add a comment |

Absolutely. But then that's the OP's job.
– Kris
2 days ago

Absolutely. But then that's the OP's job.
– Kris
2 days ago

add a comment |

-1

A person's bearing

From Google's dictionary:

a person's way of standing or moving.

the way one behaves or conducts oneself.

edited Dec 19 at 21:41

answered Dec 19 at 20:15

rpeinhardt

1173

New contributor

I agree with you. Can you add a definition of bearing to show why it's a good fit here?
– Meg
Dec 19 at 21:37

@Meg. Sure thing :)
– rpeinhardt
Dec 19 at 21:41

add a comment |

-1

A person's bearing

From Google's dictionary:

a person's way of standing or moving.

the way one behaves or conducts oneself.

edited Dec 19 at 21:41

answered Dec 19 at 20:15

rpeinhardt

1173

New contributor

I agree with you. Can you add a definition of bearing to show why it's a good fit here?
– Meg
Dec 19 at 21:37

@Meg. Sure thing :)
– rpeinhardt
Dec 19 at 21:41

add a comment |

-1

A person's bearing

From Google's dictionary:

a person's way of standing or moving.

the way one behaves or conducts oneself.

edited Dec 19 at 21:41

answered Dec 19 at 20:15

rpeinhardt

1173

New contributor

A person's bearing

From Google's dictionary:

a person's way of standing or moving.

the way one behaves or conducts oneself.

edited Dec 19 at 21:41

answered Dec 19 at 20:15

rpeinhardt

1173

New contributor

edited Dec 19 at 21:41

answered Dec 19 at 20:15

rpeinhardt

1173

New contributor

answered Dec 19 at 20:15

rpeinhardt

1173

answered Dec 19 at 20:15

rpeinhardt

1173

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rpeinhardt is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.

I agree with you. Can you add a definition of bearing to show why it's a good fit here?
– Meg
Dec 19 at 21:37

@Meg. Sure thing :)
– rpeinhardt
Dec 19 at 21:41

add a comment |

I agree with you. Can you add a definition of bearing to show why it's a good fit here?
– Meg
Dec 19 at 21:37

@Meg. Sure thing :)
– rpeinhardt
Dec 19 at 21:41

I agree with you. Can you add a definition of bearing to show why it's a good fit here?
– Meg
Dec 19 at 21:37

@Meg. Sure thing :)
– rpeinhardt
Dec 19 at 21:41

add a comment |

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