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Meanings of engaging personality in English

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Usage of engaging personality in English
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His enthusiasm and engaging personality gave him a wide circle of friends.
The Irish Times
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It represents an engaging personality, in which vivacity and sensibility are distinctly indicated.
Women in the fine arts, from the Seventh Century B.C. to the Twe...
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But he will be remembered most for his engaging personality.
The Irish Times
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He hasn't what you would call an engaging personality.
Midnight
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Kristin is an engaging personality, a great conversationalist.
The Irish Times
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Khaled was a delightful person, with a warm and engaging personality and a wry sense of humour.
The Guardian
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She had a vibrant and engaging personality.
Escape
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Sosa possessed a deep, alto voice and a strong sense of conviction, and had a warm, engaging personality.
The Irish Times
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The newcomer, who announced himself as Milton Keith from Baltimore, proved to have a likable and engaging personality.
The Gray Dawn
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What is this song or picture, this engaging personality presented in life or in a book, to me?
The Renaissance: Studies in Art and Poetry
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It was impossible to reconcile her artless, engaging personality with an impulse so base as to lead to murder.
The Substitute Prisoner
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Seymour Crawford, who has died aged 74, was a tall, burly man with a placid temperament and engaging personality.
The Irish Times
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Zarif's engaging personality was never enough to neutralize conservative clerics at home, who accused Zarif of selling out his country.
Reuters
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Zarif's engaging personality was never enough to neutralise conservative clerics at home, who accused Zarif of selling out his country.
Reuters
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I was attracted by your wide knowledge, versatile vigour of mind, and engaging personality, which subsequent years have not diminished.
Drake, Nelson and Napoleon
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Even Justin, with all his engaging personality, seemed somehow a little narrow, a little provincial, by the side of Girard.
McClure's Magazine, Vol. 31, No. 1, May 1908
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