Collocations for personality - noun
1. character
ADJ.
bright, bubbly, extrovert, jovial, lively, outgoing, sparkling, vibrant, vivacious | attractive, charismatic, charming, engaging, lovely, magnetic, pleasant, warm | dominant, dynamic, forceful, formidable, powerful, striking, strong | vulnerable, weak | multiple, split
He developed a split personality after the crash.
He developed a split personality after the crash.
VERB + PERSONALITY
be, have
Barbara is/has a very forceful personality.
Barbara is/has a very forceful personality.
develop | express, reflect
His choice of clothes reflects his personality.
His choice of clothes reflects his personality.
suit
The job didn''t really suit my personality.
The job didn''t really suit my personality.
PERSONALITY + NOUN
characteristic, trait | type | disorder, problem | development | change | test
All candidates have to undergo a personality test.
All candidates have to undergo a personality test.
clash
PHRASES
an aspect of your personality
For the first time she was seeing the more unpleasant aspects of her husband''s personality.
For the first time she was seeing the more unpleasant aspects of her husband''s personality.
a clash of personalities, the force/power/strength of your personality
He has achieved success by the sheer strength of his personality.
He has achieved success by the sheer strength of his personality.
impose/stamp your personality on sth
She stamped her personality on the whole programme.
She stamped her personality on the whole programme.
2. famous person
ADJ.
leading, prominent, top, well-known | sports | media, radio, television/TV
PERSONALITY + NOUN
cult
the personality cult surrounding Stalin
the personality cult surrounding Stalin