Meanings of true characteristic in English

The essence and true characteristic of agriculture must be this simple, boring repetition.

As for your Pollemy, I look upon it to be the true characteristic of a devil.

Christ's pity is shown by His touch to have this true characteristic of true pity, that it overcomes disgust.

I walked on, assuming the gait of a booby, the true characteristic of my costume, and I stopped near the dancers.

Such a thought is unworthy a man of honor, and is the true characteristic of a narrow heart and a pedling politician.

Such a thought is unworthy of a man of honor, and is the true characteristic of a narrow heart and a peddling politician.

Yet it would not be an anomaly if an excess of caseine in proportion to the other substances was a true characteristic of ruminants.

I don't think I hold things sacred, as the Dean says: 'Reticence, reticence, the true characteristic of the English gentleman and the sincere Christian!'

Rapine, robbery, and murder, were the true characteristics of this traffic.

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Naturally they soon threw off such troubling formalities as at first rose between them, and began to disclose to each other their true characteristics.

I'm the type of person that I will forgive a certain incident, but I won't forget it, and people's true characteristics definitely will come out.

This letter cannot require any comment; it must produce decisive convictions in the mind of every intelligent reader, respecting the true characteristics of both parties.