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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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no personality

Is no personality idiomatic?

She has no personality. She lacks personality.

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She has zero (no countable) qualities of individual expression. -She is lacking is personal distinguishability, meaning, her reactions are indistinguishable from the rest. -She doesn't express any distinguishabilities such as a special quality of laughter, a personal.

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  • She has zero (no countable) qualities of individual expression.
  • -She is lacking is personal distinguishability, meaning, her reactions are indistinguishable from the rest.
  • -She doesn't express any distinguishabilities such as a special quality of laughter, a personal.
  • style, opinion or mode of interpretation.
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She has zero (no countable) qualities of individual expression. -She is lacking is personal distinguishability, meaning, her reactions are indistinguishable from the rest. -She doesn't express any distinguishabilities such as a special quality of laughter, a personal. style, opinion or mode of interpretation. Thanks
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AnonymousShe has no personality. She lacks personality.
It is not idiomatic - it means what the word says, according to this definition: the distinctive character of a person that makes him socially attractive.

This person has nothing distinctive - a very bland person.
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AlpheccaStarsIt is not idiomatic
Interesting. I would have said that the original sentences are idiomatic, meaning that they sound natural to a native speaker. You seem to have taken the question to mean: "Are these idioms?"

I guess the original poster will have to make his/her question clearer.
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