Possessives

• artist: Together we will create a frank reflection of the artist's persona and practice.

Converse of object

• adopt: They allow an individual using the web to adopt a persona with which they can then interact with other avatars in a virtual world.

• invent: In it he invented a new persona for the devil, endowing him with courtly manners.

• assume: But this isn't about assuming some false persona when things aren't going well; in fact, just the opposite.

• construct: The second is relevant to email in that it shows someone who constructs a different persona for themselves in their letters.

• define: Joker Jack: perhaps the single most clearly defined persona in film today.

Adjective modifier

• mortal: Marie loved mortal culture and society and always had a mortal persona which allowed her to join the balls and salons of Paris society.

• comic: Finding a comic persona is the junction of these two things.

• virtual: Once you've determined your setting, you'll want to decide on your virtual persona.

• female: A male and a female persona emerge and the story of a doomed holiday romance unfolds.

Modifies a noun

• grata: None of them, tho, is in the persona grata fixing business.

Noun used with modifier

• bride-zilla: The bride-zilla persona takes over and can cause incredible pressure and strain on all involved.

• propria: In propria persona, he resembles the terrifying Lord Reith as he might have been drawn by Dickens's illustrator, George Cruikshank.

• on-stage: He looks down, and for a split second the on-stage persona falters while he changes a mental gear.

• on-screen: The public thinks that she has a voice to match her on-screen persona.

• onstage: Every song is a spirited affair and is further testament to her powerful and ingratiating onstage persona.