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Personae

American  
[per-soh-nee] / pərˈsoʊ ni /

noun

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


Example Sentences

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The WFP said directors of its Sudan operation were declared "personae non grata" and told to go within 72 hours, without explanation.

From BBC

In one respect, the dramatis personae in Kananaskis helps.

From BBC

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.

From Salon

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

From Los Angeles Times

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.

From BBC