Cases of word usage

1) decided by personal opinion and not because of a rule or for a reason (arbitrary)

2) the academic subjects, areas of study, in which imagination and personal appreciation are more important than exact measurement and calculation (arts)

3) a person who is ambitious for personal success, fame etc (aspirant)

4) favouring the power of authority more than personal freedom of choice (authoritarian)

5) (of a person, a record) defeated: a beaten man (e.g. one who has lost a legal or personal battle) (beaten)

6) personal possessions such as clothes, furniture (but not land, buildings etc) (belongings)

7) an article of personal movable property (e.g. a chair, a car) (chattel)

8) having clean personal habits (cleanly)

9) a feeling of personal satisfaction (but without caring about others) (complacence)

10) a person who is trusted with personal secrets (confidant)