You know when you talk about someone “physically”? What word do you use to talk about their personality?

I was talking about a girl I met the other day, and when describing her, I said “physically and personality-wise” – surely there’s an actual word? Would “Physically and characteristically” be acceptable? Thank you very much.

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A few days ago

jim bo

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. er, when I talk about a person’s ‘personality’, ah, I use the word ‘personality’. Sometimes I use the word ‘physicality’ because nobody knows exacly what it means, and they think they should so they don’t ask. ha.

And her ‘characteristics’ cover different things, too. Look these words up and decide YOURself what makes sense. …to YOU. And then look up the words that define the word you looked up.

I use dictionary.com for words that I can’t spell,

like fiz-ee-ology. “…The biological study of the functions of living organisms and their parts.” …

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You know when you talk about someone “physically”? What word do you use to talk about their personality?

You know when you talk about someone “physically”? What word do you use to talk about their personality?

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