noun.
in abnormal psychology, a group of experiences, split off or dissociated from the normal or primary personality of an individual, which become systematized and organized, and thus constitute a second, third, etc., independent (though imperfect) personality, appearing in alternation with the normal. The phenomena are sometimes termed those of double (triple, etc.) consciousness, or of double (triple, multiple) personality.
noun.
The essential character of a person as distinguished from a thing; self-consciousness; existence as a self-conscious being; also, personal qualities or endowments considered collectively; a person. As a philosophical term personality commonly implies personal identity. See personal.
noun.
A personal characteristic or trait.
noun.
Limitation to particular persons or classes.
noun.
Direct applicability or application, as of a remark, an allusion, etc., to a person or individual: as, the personality of a remark.
noun.
An invidious or dreogatory remark made to or about a person, or his character, conduct, appearance, etc.: as, to indulge in personalities.
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In law, personal estate. In this sense usually personalty.