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characteristics

[kar-ik-tuh-ris-tiks] / ˌkær ɪk təˈrɪs tɪks /


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Longtime baseball fans all know the characteristics of a Hall-of-Fame pitcher.

From The Wall Street Journal

Once they sprout, its tall and graceful characteristics are very conspicuous and catch people’s eye, said David Campbell, an expert on mushroom consumption or a mycophagist.

From Los Angeles Times

Sentencing, the judge said Rhodes's cowardice added to his list of "malignant characteristics".

From BBC

In an author’s note, Davis, a lawyer, says that she changed “all names and some characteristics,” compressed time frames and re-created dialogue.

From Los Angeles Times

Venezuela holds the largest proved oil reserves in the world, and the majority is heavy oil that has similar refining characteristics to Canadian oil sands output.

From The Wall Street Journal