noun “person”
singular person, plural persons, people or uncountable
- a human being recognized as an individual with rights and responsibilities
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Every person has the right to freedom of speech and expression.
- (in combination) an individual who prefers or is particularly interested in the given thing
As a coffee person, Mark starts every morning with a freshly brewed cup. My aunt is a dog person.
- (in a combination) an individual who performs the given job or role
When my computer crashed, I called the company and they sent over an IT person right away.
- an entity, such as a human, corporation, or organization, that has legal rights and can appear in court
The court ruled that the environmental organization could be treated as a person for the purpose of filing a lawsuit.
- a term in language that indicates the relationship between the speaker, the listener, and others
In English, the first person singular pronoun is "I" when referring to oneself.
- one of the three divine identities in the Holy Trinity in Christian belief
In the doctrine of the Trinity, the three persons are coequal and coeternal.