Personae

[per-soh-nee]

noun

1. a collection of poems (1926) by Ezra Pound.

Example Sentences

In one respect, the dramatis personae in Kananaskis helps.

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In this unfiltered, unvarnished portrait of the artist, Sheff succeeds magnificently in bringing one of popular music’s most divisive and misunderstood personae to life.

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Soon Tompkins enters this free-for-all theater of the mind as a Truman Capote-coded socialite named “Hoover Personae” — who at one point observes that the masked vigilante “The Shadow” “was a butterface.”

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It is also a world in which digital personae appear ready to lure the unsuspecting to places they may never return from.

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Another reason which could have pushed Mr Shivambu to defect is that he and Mr Malema - despite their public personae of being socialists and African nationalists - were at the centre of a major corruption scandal, he added.

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