outerrole
nounUK /ˈaʊtərəʊl/
US /ˈaʊtərroʊl/
The part you play on the outside that other people can see.
At school, her outerrole was the quiet helper, but at home she was the loudest singer.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The job or duty someone shows to others rather than the one they feel inside.
He took on the outerrole of team leader while secretly wanting to follow.
3. A character's outward behavior in a story, as opposed to their hidden motives.
The villain's outerrole was a kind neighbor, which fooled everyone.
4. The official title or position a person holds in a group.
Her outerrole was treasurer, but she mostly just kept the snack money.