personally
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2.5
- adverb
- /ˈpɜrsənəli/
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personalmente
- I think for me personally, it goes beyond a restaurant.
- personally, I think
- personally, I feel
- personally, I believe
It's just I just personally don't dabble in that.
- It's just I just personally don't dabble in that.
- It's not something that I personally no the answer to.
- That's argument that I am myself personally conflicted about.
- What what helped you personally in both those stages?
- Why do you personally think that is racism?
- This proverb is actually, I personally think a little bit dangerous.
- So that's more what it is for me personally than like how I look.
- I just, I just personally don't have the luxury.
- What do you want to what do you personally want to see in the world?
Examples
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- I personally think that Diana fell in love with Prince Charles.
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How did you personally feel?
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Try not to take any of this personally.
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Personally, I thought it was all rather nicely clear and simple.
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Students should explore topics that are both personally interesting and socially significant.
Academic text (2012) -
Other companies that I personally love are Ace and Jig.
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But many want a challenging profession with the rewards that it can bring, both personally and financially.
Academic text (2011) -
When this happens, students will be more successful academically, personally, and socially.
Academic text (2012) -
I personally think that Diana fell in love with Prince Charles.
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How did you personally feel?
Synonyms
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1.1
Said when you want to stress that you really mean what you say
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7.4
To say what you think about something
A short online note people add to show a personal opinion
Antonyms
How Subjective
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Personally comes from person (from Latin persona 'mask') plus -ly, so it literally points to something coming 'from the person'. That's why when you say 'personally, I think...', you show the opinion or experience is your own and not someone else's.