Is there an adjective form of the word “personality”?
Is "personal" the right adjective for the noun "personality" in the context of "of a type of personality" ? If personal is not the right adjective, is there another word for it.
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Is "personal" the right adjective for the noun "personality" in the context of "of a type of personality" ? If personal is not the right adjective, is there another word for it.
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It depends on the context of the word personality. Are you talking about the character of a person or are you talking about a celebrity or famous person?
– Chris Rogers
1 hour ago
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Is "personal" the right adjective for the noun "personality" in the context of "of a type of personality" ? If personal is not the right adjective, is there another word for it.
single-word-requests
asked 2 hours ago
B ChenB Chen
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Is "personal" the right adjective for the noun "personality" in the context of "of a type of personality" ? If personal is not the right adjective, is there another word for it.
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single-word-requests
asked 2 hours ago
B ChenB Chen
285412
asked 2 hours ago
B ChenB Chen
285412
asked 2 hours ago
B ChenB Chen
285412
asked 2 hours ago
B ChenB Chen
285412
asked 2 hours ago
B ChenB Chen
285412
285412
It depends on the context of the word personality. Are you talking about the character of a person or are you talking about a celebrity or famous person?
– Chris Rogers
1 hour ago
add a comment |
It depends on the context of the word personality. Are you talking about the character of a person or are you talking about a celebrity or famous person?
– Chris Rogers
1 hour ago
It depends on the context of the word personality. Are you talking about the character of a person or are you talking about a celebrity or famous person?
– Chris Rogers
1 hour ago
It depends on the context of the word personality. Are you talking about the character of a person or are you talking about a celebrity or famous person?
– Chris Rogers
1 hour ago
add a comment |
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It depends on the context of the word personality. Are you talking about the character of a person or are you talking about a celebrity or famous person?
– Chris Rogers
1 hour ago