Pronunciation: /pɜrˈsoʊnə nɑn ˈɡrɑtə/
noun a person who is not welcome or accepted in a particular country or group
A1 My friend became persona non grata at the party after causing a scene.
A2 The employee was declared persona non grata by the company for stealing.
B1 The politician was considered persona non grata by the public after the scandal.
B2 The artist was deemed persona non grata in the art community for plagiarism.
C1 The diplomat was declared persona non grata by the foreign government for espionage.
C2 The CEO became persona non grata in the business world after embezzlement charges.
adjective not welcome or accepted in a particular country or group
A1 I am persona non grata at the local library because I returned a book late.
A2 After the argument, he became persona non grata among his coworkers.
B1 The controversial artist was declared persona non grata by the government.
B2 Due to his offensive remarks, the politician was deemed persona non grata in diplomatic circles.
C1 The CEO's unethical behavior made him persona non grata in the business world.
C2 The renowned scientist's controversial theories made her persona non grata among her peers.
formal After the scandal, the diplomat was declared persona non grata by the host country.
informal Once he caused trouble at the party, he became persona non grata among his friends.
slang She's basically persona non grata in our group now.
figurative His outdated views on social issues made him persona non grata in the modern world.
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