Superhuman Perfection Personified 

Everyone has habits and traits that might tell us we are somewhat flawed beings. Then, we should remind each other that weaknesses are tied to personhood, that they don’t hold us back on reaching superhuman excellence.

John: Sorry, I guess I’m just too stupid.
Me: Yo John, don’t talk like that. You are Superhuman Perfection Personified.

Superhuman Perfection Personified by AWave September 28, 2020

personification 

Giving an inanimate object or thing human characteristics

Ex: time leaps forward

Incorrect usage: time flies forward(this is a use of a less hear of literary term, avification.)

personification by MikeR April 14, 2004

personfriend

Significant other. Boyfriend/girlfriend.

Are you and your personfriend going on a date tonight?

personfriend by Anniebeans April 8, 2006

awesomeness personified 

1.) Giving the term awesomeness human qualities.
2.) Something that is so awesome, beyond what words can describe.

Adeesh's existence is the definition of awesomeness personified.

(Adeesh is an Indian celebrity)

awesomeness personified by Lindeesh Glam May 24, 2012

Personificationrat 

When an English teacher makes you focus on techniques while doing story writing.

Omg miss you're such a personificationrat

Personificationrat by Chonky child December 22, 2020

Anthropomorphic Personification 

A creature created by imagination, often originally deriving from solar rituals but adapting to fit the times. Examples include Death, the Sandman, the Soul-Cake Duck, the Tooth Fairy...and the Hogfather.

"Says here 'Implied Creation Of Anthropomorphic Personification.' What's that mean?"
"Er...I think Hex has tried to work out the answer."

Anthropomorphic Personification by Ukulelelike February 1, 2013

Personist 

Someone who holds views similar to a humanist (i.e. upholding human reason, ethics, and justice, and rejecting supernaturalism, pseudoscience, and superstition), but with different rights-criteria. The main distinction is that personists believe that rights are conferred to the extent that a creature is a person.

Consequently, a member of the human species will not necessarily fit the definition of “person” and may not receive all the rights bestowed to a person. This philosophy is also supposedly open to the idea that such non-human persons as machines, animals, and extraterrestrial life (depending on their sentience) may be entitled to certain rights currently granted only to humans.

John prefers to identify himself as a Personist rather than a Humanist, because he believes that humans are not the only animal species worthy of consideration.

Personist by stringman5 January 14, 2011