0 the part of someone's personality that is not usually seen by other people:
It is noteworthy that his hands were also covering a puma mandible, perhaps a reference to his alter ego or his social identity.
The split ego is again visually evident as we see the narrating alter ego hovering over what he and his wife experienced ten years ago.
Second, the trickster figure can be perceived as the singer's alter ego, as in songs about the boll weevil and similar folk characters.
Certainly; the general manager is very often the alter ego of the company itself.
We are wide open to the problem of what is sometimes termed the split ticket, or alter ego party.
I shall not say much about the alter ego party.
He is the alter ego of the company.
That alter ego party can clean up the second vote and the whole object of proportionality can be defeated.
