American English
/ˌpʰɚ.səˈnæ.lɪ.ɾi/
5 syllables · Stress the third syllable.
The way a person usually thinks, feels, and behaves, which makes them different from other people.
In “personality,” the strongest beat is on “na”: /ˌpʰɚ.səˈnæ.lɪ.ɾi/. The first two syllables are lighter.
The way a person usually thinks, feels, and behaves, which makes them different from other people.
She has a friendly personality.
His personality changed after the accident.
strong personality · friendly personality · outgoing personality
have + a/an + adjective + personality
someone's + personality + is + adjective
A famous person who is known for appearing often on television, radio, or the internet.
The television personality hosted the awards.
She became a popular media personality.
Here, personality means a famous person, not their character.
television personality
A special quality that makes a place, object, or activity interesting and different.
The old house has a lot of personality.
Bright colors add personality to the room.
a lot of personality
something + has + personality
add + personality + to + something
a powerful and confident character
She has a strong personality.
a test about a person's usual ways of thinking and behaving
I took a personality test online.
a famous person who appears regularly on television
The television personality interviewed the president.