charact (Meaning)
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charact (n.)
A distinctive mark; a character; a letter or sign. [Obs.] See Character.
Synonyms & Antonyms of charact
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charact Sentence Examples
- The protagonist's defining charact was his unwavering determination to achieve his goals.
- In her novel, the author crafted each charact with meticulous detail, making them come alive on the page.
- The movie's main charact was a complex anti-hero struggling with moral dilemmas.
- Sarah's bubbly charact always brought a sense of joy to any gathering.
- The play featured a diverse cast of characts, each contributing to the unfolding drama in unique ways.
- Despite his flaws, John possessed a redeeming charact that endeared him to his friends.
- The detective's keen observational skills were a crucial charact in solving the mystery.
- The artist's brush strokes conveyed the inner charact of the subject with remarkable clarity.
- The teacher encouraged her students to explore the charact of the historical figures they were studying.
- The scientist's groundbreaking research revealed the genetic charact responsible for the rare disease.
FAQs About the word charact
A distinctive mark; a character; a letter or sign. [Obs.] See Character.
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No antonyms found.
The protagonist's defining charact was his unwavering determination to achieve his goals.
In her novel, the author crafted each charact with meticulous detail, making them come alive on the page.
The movie's main charact was a complex anti-hero struggling with moral dilemmas.
Sarah's bubbly charact always brought a sense of joy to any gathering.
