Characterised is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHARACTERISED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CHARACTERISE, to give a character to, also CHARACTERIZE
• describe the distinctive nature or features of
• (of a feature or quality) be typical or characteristic of

Words related to CHARACTERISED

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How to use CHARACTERISED in a sentence

• Shallow pools of water with dry shingle between, and an occasional deep waterhole, characterised the channel of the watercourse.
• One of these was the deep reverence that characterised it, and the other was a note of subdued enthusiasm that ran all through it.
• With the same sincerity that has characterised all my actions since I was first called to the Bar, and made of me what I am to-day.
• The vile hypocrisy which has characterised the whole proceeding is not the least objectionable part of it.
• For the good taste, wit, and polished style which had characterised French literature before the Revolution there was no longer any demand, and but few competent judges remained.
• The tour here was characterised by intense enemy artillery activity.
• Sobriety, neatness, quietness, characterised the whole family.
• I shall only note the chief features of it and the unfairness which characterised it.
• The whole trial to me was a nightmare, and it was characterised from the very beginning by atrocious prejudice and injustice.
• The relations, however, of England with foreign Protestant bodies, though not exactly unfriendly, have been characterised by a good deal of reserve.
• The good sense, however, which characterised the political conduct of the clergy on these and other occasions was, unfortunately, exceptional.
• The old love of personal liberty that is said to have characterised the Anglo-Saxon had no political outlet under Norman feudalism.
• The most popular of the three Christologies briefly characterised above was undoubtedly that of the Valentinians.
• These monkeys are characterised by their slender bodies and long limbs and tails.
• His poetry, which is often vigorous, is uniformly characterised by sweetness of versification.
• And in that fierce encounter characterised by lightness of hand in the discharge of weapons, Partha began to shoot his arrows more quickly than before.
• The workmen in the service of the church worked with that calm laziness, and that slow prudence which characterised every act of religion.
• She was characterised as superintendent of the Parc-aux-cerfs, which was said to cost hundreds of thousands of louis a year.
• Groups of species, belonging either to a certain period of time, or to a certain area, are often characterised by trifling characters in common, as of sculpture or colour.
• Hence the advance of European civilisation is characterised by a diminishing influence of physical laws and an increasing influence of mental laws.
• The dress of the bride during the honeymoon should be characterised by modesty, an attractive simplicity, and scrupulous neatness.
• Lucas supplied every detail with the precision that characterised most of his utterances.
• It is a beautiful record of that sweet, simple, and earnest piety which characterised many of the professors of religion in the seventeenth century.

Similar words containing CHARACTERIS without suffix ed

characterise19 characterism21 characteriser20 characterises20 characterisms22 characterisers21 characterising22 characteristic23 characterisable24 characteristics24 mischaracterise24 characteristica24 uncharacteristi22 uncharacteristic25 characteristically30 uncharacteristically32

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