charact
/kærɑktər/Definitions
1. noun
a person in a play or story, or an animal in a film, book, etc.
“The character of Hamlet in Shakespeare’s play is complex and intriguing.”
2. noun
a person’s moral or ethical nature
“After the scandal, his character was tarnished forever.”
3. noun
the unique features or qualities of someone or something
“The character of the old house was evident in its creaky floorboards.”
4. noun
a person in a particular profession or activity
“She was a character in the world of finance, known for her shrewd investments.”
5. verb
to give a particular quality or feature to someone or something
“The actor’s portrayal of the villain character was electrifying.”
6. verb
to behave in a particular way or according to a particular standard
“She charactered herself as a kind and caring person, but it was all an act.”
7. noun
a distinctive feature or trait of something
“The character of the city was shaped by its rich history and vibrant culture.”
8. adjective
showing a particular quality or feature
“The characterful old clock was a prized possession of the antique collector.”