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- noun Plural form of
persona .
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Examples
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I think the satire of the actors and their egos and personas is playful, but the satire of the suits is pretty savage.
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Their tweets tend to reflect their public personas, which is to say they're often bland and unrevealing.
Baseball? Let's Talk Star Wars Brian Costa 2011
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The gap between the two personas is very visible in some of his doodles.
Doodlers-in-Chief 2006
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The gap between the two personas is very visible in some of his doodles.
Doodlers-in-Chief 2006
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The gap between the two personas is very visible in some of his doodles.
Doodlers-in-Chief 2006
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The gap between the two personas is very visible in some of his doodles.
Doodlers-in-Chief 2006
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It is a testament to the tendrils of the internet that I write about a person unmet, those ghostly fragments of things that we call personas on airwaves of type and prose.
outfoxed Diary Entry outfoxed 2003
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To make sure their new software addressed the increasingly broad demands of 600 million Windows users, the Softies tested it with more than 50 "personas" -- imaginary people with elaborate profiles like Toby the teenager, Ichiro the IT professional and other stand-ins for you and me.
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Conventional wisdom tells us that social networking sites, blogs and other social media outlets have allowed people to carefully craft online "personas" - essentially idealized versions of who they are in real life.
ReadWriteWeb Sarah Perez 2010
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Conventional wisdom tells us that social networking sites, blogs and other social media outlets have allowed people to carefully craft online "personas" - essentially idealized versions of who they are in real life.
ReadWriteWeb Sarah Perez 2010
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