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Meanings of personage in English
A person whose actions and opinions strongly influence the course of events.
Usage of personage in English
1
Yes, my dear; the most important personage in the parish of Audley.
2
In this case the image resembles the personage once known as Teon.
3
The all-powerful Councillor of State was the most important personage in Arcis.
4
Not a word of reply; but the personage heaved a profound sigh.
5
Derry is a public personage, and it might get in the papers.
6
Since the flood came here I am a great personage in Ireland.
7
This alarm was due to a personage hitherto undervalued in the establishment.
8
Here was the fitting personage to dwell in a house like this.
9
The chief seemed to recognise in her a personage equal to himself.
10
A stately, beautiful, and comely personage; truly pious and fearing the Lord.
11
And the other personage was of course the pretty little Greek girl.
12
The mysterious personage was still beside the door, leaning against the wall.
13
The dress of this personage corresponded with the aspect of his abode.
14
In truth, Margaret was herself in mortal fear of this horrible personage.
15
The sudden irruption of the dread personage causes me no great flurry.
16
Among the last who came was the most important personage of all.
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Translations for personage
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Personage through the time
Personage across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare