identity
/ˈaɪdəntiːti/Definitions
1. noun
the fact of being a specific person or thing, or the qualities that make a person or thing what it is, especially when regarded as a source of pride
“She struggled to find her identity in the new city.”
2. noun
the person or thing that has a particular quality or attribute, especially when this is regarded as a source of pride
“He’s a symbol of identity for the community.”
3. noun
a set of characteristics that define a particular group of people
“The identity of the group is defined by their shared values.”
4. verb
to give someone a particular identity or characteristic, or to show that someone belongs to a particular group
“The company will identity the new employees with the company logo.”
5. verb
to discover or establish the fact of being a specific person or thing, or the qualities that make a person or thing what it is
“The detective had to identity the suspect from a photo.”
6. noun
a set of rules for the use of a particular programming language
“The identity of the language was specified in the documentation.”