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Meanings of characteristic in English
Typical or distinctive.
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Examples for "uncharacteristic"
Examples for "uncharacteristic"
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Nakata did an uncharacteristic thing-hepondered this for a good long time.
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Purpose: Atherosclerotic plaques are highly heterogeneous, nonlinear materials with uncharacteristic structural behaviors.
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Therefore, either Deborah had made a huge and uncharacteristic mistake, or else-
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This uncharacteristic and transparent graciousness is another sign he wants to deal.
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It was a move most uncharacteristic of the very correct young lady.
Any measurable property of a device measured under closely specified conditions.
Usage of characteristic in English
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Food Local food production and distribution is another characteristic of sustainable communities.
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They had a point, but this characteristic did ultimately work against me.
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At the interview's end West declared, with characteristic modesty: I understand culture.
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Particularly in risk groups, characteristic radiological findings may prompt targeted diagnostic work-up.
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Infant colic is a characteristic group of behaviors seen in young infants.
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His characteristic firmness and decision did not forsake him in this crisis.
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Overworking is an American characteristic that's simply a part of cultural identity.
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The beard was in Elizabethan times the recognized characteristic of the witch.
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Receiver operating characteristic and calibration curves were used to measure model performance.
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This characteristic compromise shows how much England and China have in common.
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For comparison, the area under the receiver operating characteristic curve was used.
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One characteristic they shared at that time of imperial power was xenophobia.
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Darwinism as understood in the following chapters possesses the following characteristic traits:
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In general two qualities have been regarded as characteristic: power and goodness.
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Moreover, from these, a new characteristic of active repressors is also updated.
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The characteristic note of Christianity is its emphasis on the social relations.
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Characteristic through the time
Characteristic across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common