character
/ˈkærəktər/Definitions
1. noun
A person in a play, book, or film; a person who is a hero or heroine in a story.
“The character of Hamlet in Shakespeare’s play is well-known for his tragic fate.”
2. noun
A person’s moral or ethical qualities, considered as a whole; someone’s good or bad qualities.
“Her character was evident in the way she treated her colleagues with kindness and respect.”
3. noun
A single point or feature that distinguishes something from others.
“The character of the city’s architecture is dominated by ancient buildings.”
4. verb
To give a particular quality or trait to something.
“The new policy will character the company’s image in a more positive light.”
5. verb
To represent a person or thing in a story, play, or film.
“The actor will character the role of a historical figure in the upcoming biopic.”