Pronunciation: /ˈplæstɪk ˈpɜrsən/
noun a person who is superficial, artificial, or fake in their behavior or appearance
A1 She is such a plastic person, always agreeing with everyone.
A2 I find it hard to trust him, he seems like a plastic person.
B1 The politician came across as a plastic person, lacking sincerity in his speeches.
B2 In the world of entertainment, it's easy to spot a plastic person pretending to be someone they're not.
C1 The CEO was known for being a plastic person, always putting on a facade to please others.
C2 It's disheartening to see how many people in positions of power are nothing more than plastic persons, manipulating situations for their own gain.
adjective describing the type of person as being artificial or fake
A1 She is a plastic person who always agrees with everyone.
A2 He comes across as a plastic person, never showing his true emotions.
B1 The politician's speech seemed rehearsed and insincere, making him appear like a plastic person.
B2 The celebrity's public image is carefully crafted to appeal to a wide audience, but many see her as a plastic person.
C1 In the world of social media influencers, it's easy to spot the plastic personae who are more concerned with image than authenticity.
C2 Despite his success, the businessman was criticized for being a plastic person, lacking genuine connections with others.
formal The artist sculpted a plastic person out of polymer clay.
informal She's such a plastic person, always changing her personality to fit in with others.
slang I can't stand hanging out with that plastic person, they're so fake.
figurative His smile was as artificial as a plastic person's, lacking any genuine emotion.
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