personation Sentence Examples
- The personation of ancient gods in modern society has taken on new forms.
- The novel features a striking personation of abstract concepts such as love and hate.
- The artist's personation of animals imbued them with a profound sense of life and emotion.
- The orator's personation of the nation evoked a powerful sense of unity and patriotism.
- The play's protagonist undergoes a profound personation of the tragic hero, facing adversity with dignity.
- In the poem, the wind is personated as a benevolent spirit that whispers secrets to the trees.
- The advertisement's personation of a car as a loyal companion appealed to the emotional attachment of consumers.
- The salesperson's personation of a potential customer allowed them to tailor their pitch to specific needs.
- The simulation game's personation of non-player characters created an immersive and realistic experience.
- The therapist's personation of empathy fostered a safe and understanding environment for healing.
personation Meaning
personation (n)
imitating the mannerisms of another person
acting the part of a character on stage; dramatically representing the character by speech and action and gesture
personation (n.)
The act of personating, or conterfeiting the person or character of another.
Synonyms & Antonyms of personation
FAQs About the word personation
imitating the mannerisms of another person, acting the part of a character on stage; dramatically representing the character by speech and action and gestureThe
mock, pose (as), impersonate, act, imitate, portray, masquerade (as),play, parody, ape
No antonyms found.
The personation of ancient gods in modern society has taken on new forms.
The novel features a striking personation of abstract concepts such as love and hate.
The artist's personation of animals imbued them with a profound sense of life and emotion.
The orator's personation of the nation evoked a powerful sense of unity and patriotism.
