Definition of enneagram in English:

enneagram

nounˈɛnɪəɡramˈɛniəˌɡræm

A nine-sided figure used in a particular system of analysis to represent the spectrum of possible personality types.
Example sentencesExamples
- According to the enneagram, our weaknesses seem to come from a central compulsion or preoccupation by our way of paying attention and searching for something or avoiding certain things in life.
- But when I say that I saw the entire system of enneagrams like in a vision, it was a reference to this clarity of thought with which I could envision the entire system after so many years of dedicated, intense work.
- While he has completed a book on enneagrams, he wants more and more people to use the wisdom of enneagram to develop their personalities, hence the series of workshops.
- The enneagram helps people understand their own personalities in a new light with an appreciation of each other's gifts.
- The above is interesting A) because I like enneagrams and B) because as a child I was nearly 100% type 5.

Origin

From Greek ennea 'nine' + -gram¹.

Definition of enneagram in US English:

enneagram

nounˈɛniəˌɡræmˈenēəˌɡram

A nine-sided figure used in a particular system of analysis to represent the spectrum of possible personality types.
Example sentencesExamples
- While he has completed a book on enneagrams, he wants more and more people to use the wisdom of enneagram to develop their personalities, hence the series of workshops.
- The enneagram helps people understand their own personalities in a new light with an appreciation of each other's gifts.
- The above is interesting A) because I like enneagrams and B) because as a child I was nearly 100% type 5.
- But when I say that I saw the entire system of enneagrams like in a vision, it was a reference to this clarity of thought with which I could envision the entire system after so many years of dedicated, intense work.
- According to the enneagram, our weaknesses seem to come from a central compulsion or preoccupation by our way of paying attention and searching for something or avoiding certain things in life.

Origin

From Greek ennea ‘nine’ + -gram.

单词	enneagram
释义	Definition of enneagram in English: enneagram nounˈɛnɪəɡramˈɛniəˌɡræm A nine-sided figure used in a particular system of analysis to represent the spectrum of possible personality types. Example sentencesExamples According to the enneagram, our weaknesses seem to come from a central compulsion or preoccupation by our way of paying attention and searching for something or avoiding certain things in life. But when I say that I saw the entire system of enneagrams like in a vision, it was a reference to this clarity of thought with which I could envision the entire system after so many years of dedicated, intense work. While he has completed a book on enneagrams, he wants more and more people to use the wisdom of enneagram to develop their personalities, hence the series of workshops. The enneagram helps people understand their own personalities in a new light with an appreciation of each other's gifts. The above is interesting A) because I like enneagrams and B) because as a child I was nearly 100% type 5. Origin From Greek ennea 'nine' + -gram¹. Definition of enneagram in US English: enneagram nounˈɛniəˌɡræmˈenēəˌɡram A nine-sided figure used in a particular system of analysis to represent the spectrum of possible personality types. Example sentencesExamples While he has completed a book on enneagrams, he wants more and more people to use the wisdom of enneagram to develop their personalities, hence the series of workshops. The enneagram helps people understand their own personalities in a new light with an appreciation of each other's gifts. The above is interesting A) because I like enneagrams and B) because as a child I was nearly 100% type 5. But when I say that I saw the entire system of enneagrams like in a vision, it was a reference to this clarity of thought with which I could envision the entire system after so many years of dedicated, intense work. According to the enneagram, our weaknesses seem to come from a central compulsion or preoccupation by our way of paying attention and searching for something or avoiding certain things in life. Origin From Greek ennea ‘nine’ + -gram.
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