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Meanings of
characterisation
in English
Portuguese
descrição
Catalan
descripció
Spanish
representación
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A graphic or vivid verbal description.
picture
characterization
depiction
delineation
word picture
word-painting
Related terms
legal term
Portuguese
descrição
Usage of
characterisation
in English
1
More recently, my
characterisation
of that press conference was called into question.
2
There is extreme violence, but it's cathartic and secondary to the
characterisation
.
3
There is also his skill at
characterisation
and sense of dramatic pace.
4
Is there not something here about the nature of theatrical
characterisation
itself?
5
Nor can we give great praise to the
characterisation
of Sir Launcelot.
6
Stroke outcome was assessed by measurement of infarct size and behavioural
characterisation
.
7
Advances in molecular biology have permitted the
characterisation
of mechanisms underlying angiogenesis.
8
Crazed comic set-pieces abound, the dialogue is faultless and the
characterisation
punchy.
9
We describe the clinical histories, biochemical
characterisation
and genotypes of these individuals.
10
Few detective dramas can match Morse for
characterisation
,
subtlety, and sheer intelligence.
11
Our Lord adds a brief
characterisation
of the effect of John's ministry.
12
Therefore, no risk
characterisation
could be performed for any of these animal species.
13
Ms Ardern immediately took issue with his
characterisation
of the situation.
14
Further faecal
characterisation
is however required in order to unravel the underlying mechanism.
15
In my idea he deserves in 1864 the
characterisation
by Charles Francis Adams.
16
Although the narrative is driven more by situation than character, the
characterisation
convinces.
Other examples for "characterisation"
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About this term
characterisation
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
accurate characterisation
deft characterisation
functional characterisation
further characterisation
molecular characterisation
More collocations
Translations for
characterisation
Portuguese
descrição
caracterização
caraterização
Catalan
descripció
representació
imatge
caracterització
Spanish
representación
retrato hablado
descripción
imagen
caracterización
delineación
descripción verbal
retrato
Characterisation
through the time
Characterisation
across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare