Another word for character
character
n.
The dominant quality
temper, temperament, nature, sense, complex, mystique, mood, streak, attribute, trait, quality, singularity, badge, turn, tone, style, aspect, complexion, specialty, spirit, genius, humor, frame, grain, vein, atmosphere, ambience, climate, air, aura; see also attitude 2, characteristic, temperament.
The sum of a person's characteristics
personality, disposition, nature, makeup, temperament, constitution, reputation, repute, individuality, estimation, record, caliber, standing, type, shape, quality, habit, appearance; see also kind 2.
A symbol, especially in writing
*An odd or striking person
personality, figure, personage, original, eccentric, oddity, crank*, nut*, case*, odd duck*, queer duck*, oddball*, weirdo*, crackpot*, flake*, kook*, freak*.
Moral strength
integrity, honor, probity, backbone; see determination 2, honesty 1.
A role
part, persona, member of the cast; see actor 1, cast 2, role.
consistent, usual, predictable; see expected 2.
inconsistent, unpredictable, unusual; see unexpected. See syn. study at quality, temperament.
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Another word for character
The combination of emotional, intellectual, and moral qualities that distinguishes an individual:
complexion, disposition, makeup, nature, personality. See beMoral or ethical strength:
fiber, honesty, integrity, principle. See strongA distinctive element:
attribute, characteristic, feature, mark, peculiarity, property, quality, savor, trait. See beA statement attesting to personal qualifications, character, and dependability:
recommendation, reference, testimonial. See supportPublic estimation of someone:
name, report, reputation, repute. (Informal) rep. See respectAn important, influential person:
dignitary, eminence, leader, lion, nabob, notability, notable, personage. (Informal) big-timer, heavyweight, somebody, someone, VIP. (Slang) big shot, big wheel, bigwig, muckamuck. See importantA person who is appealingly odd or curious:
oddity, original. (Informal) card, oddball. See usualA person portrayed in fiction or drama:
persona, personage. See realA conventional mark used in a writing system:
sign, symbol. See marks
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