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Term: Personnals

Definition:

Personnals is a term commonly used to refer to personal ads or classified advertisements published in newspapers, magazines, or online platforms, where individuals seek romantic or platonic relationships, or find people with similar interests.

Senses:

Sense 1: Noun

- Plural form of the noun "personal."

- Referring to personal possessions or belongings of an individual.

Example Sentence:

She packed her personnals into a small suitcase and locked them safely.

Sense 2: Noun

- Ads or classifieds in newspapers or online platforms, typically arranged under specific categories, where people seek connections for various purposes.

Example Sentence:

Jessica decided to browse through the personnals section of the newspaper to find a hiking partner.

Sense 3: Adjective

- Referring to something specifically related to a person, individual, or oneself.

Example Sentence:

Proper etiquette recommends including a personal touch in your personnals letters or emails.

Sense 4: Adjective

- Pertaining to matters or issues affecting one's private life.

Example Sentence:

It is important to maintain a boundary between personal and personnals affairs.

Sense 5: Adjective

- Referring to classified ads targeted at individuals seeking romantic or platonic relationships.

Example Sentence:

He decided to post a personnal ad, hoping to find a like-minded person for a meaningful connection.


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