identities
n. countablen. the qualities, beliefs, and characteristics that make a person or group who they are. You use this when talking about how people see themselves or how others recognize them.
n. the distinct characteristics, qualities, or beliefs that define an individual or a collective group. Often refers to the social and psychological construction of selfhood in relation to others.
The twins have very different identities despite looking the same.
Many people living abroad find that they develop complex identities that blend their home culture with their new environment.
The exhibition explores how digital spaces allow users to curate multiple identities, often blurring the line between their authentic selves and their online personas.
Plural form of 'identity'; frequently used in sociological contexts to discuss the intersection of race, gender, and class.