personality

B1 · Intermediate Uncountable noun

n. a strong or interesting character that makes someone stand out.

n. the quality of being attractive or interesting; personal magnetism or charisma.

“The new teacher has a lot of personality and keeps the students interested.”

“While he lacked technical expertise, his sheer force of personality allowed him to lead the team through the crisis successfully.”

B1 · Intermediate Countable noun

n. a well-known person, especially someone famous from TV, radio, or social media.

n. a celebrity or famous person, particularly one with a prominent media presence.

“The local TV personality hosted the charity event last night.”

“The gala was attended by several media personalities and former athletes who were keen to support the foundation's goals.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Uncountable noun

n. the special qualities that make a place or thing interesting and different.

n. the set of qualities that make an inanimate object or abstract entity distinctive or appealing.

“The old wooden furniture gives the room a lot of personality.”

“The architect aimed to design a building that had its own personality rather than just being another glass-and-steel office block.”

C1 · Advanced Uncountable noun Law Technical · Formal

n. the status of being a person in the eyes of the law.

n. the quality or state of being a person in law, which includes the capacity to have rights and duties.

“The court had to decide if the organisation had a separate legal personality.”

“The doctrine of corporate personality ensures that a company is treated as a distinct legal entity from its shareholders and directors.”