Characterize is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHARACTERIZE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to describe the character or quality of, also CHARACTERISE
• describe the distinctive nature or features of
• (of a feature or quality) be typical or characteristic of
• To make distinct and recognizable by peculiar marks or traits; to make with distinctive features.
• To engrave or imprint.
• To indicate the character of; to describe.
• To be a characteristic of; to make, or express the character of.
• describe or portray the character or the qualities or peculiarities of
• be characteristic of
• to describe the character or quality of

Words related to CHARACTERIZE

characterized30 characterizes29 characterizing31

Words that contain CHARACTERIZE

characterized30 characterizer29 characterizes29 characterizers30 mischaracterize33 mischaracterized35 mischaracterizes34

How to use CHARACTERIZE in a sentence

• Be that as it may, it is very clear that in certain traits which characterize the French, there is no resemblance whatever between the people of those two nations.
• Prompt decision and celerity of movement characterize all successful warriors, and here it was that Cyrus showed his military genius.
• I hesitate to characterize your situation in plain words.
• The calamities of individuals would make the principal figure in the events which would characterize our military exploits.
• The ballads came, in time, to have certain tricks of style, such as are apt to characterize a body of anonymous folk-poetry.
• It is these qualities which characterize his later career.
• Masculine tendencies characterize them from childhood.
• We know no writer of modern times whom it would not be easier to characterize in one page than Coleridge in two.
• It was simple and it was chaste, but otherwise not altogether what I should characterize as a successful repast.
• You have innocently aroused in Miserrimus Dexter a feeling toward you which I need not attempt to characterize.
• Throughout all, there are found that broad sympathy and intense humanity that characterize every page that comes from her pen.
• They are written in the clear, strong, concise English and in the entertaining style which characterize the author.
• But, with the prudence which ought ever to characterize every Christian effort, he began his task with caution, lest the endeavour to do good might only be productive of harm.
• The constitutional disturbances which characterize this condition vary with the degree of distress occasioned.
• We can here but briefly characterize the University as an institution undergoing modification, rather by the decay of the old than by the intrusion of the new.
• And thus we come face to face with the fifth and last cause of the failing faith in immortality confessed to characterize the present day.
• It is improbable, however, that the same thoroughness does not characterize their work throughout the whole curriculum.
• A greater delicacy and a more minute regard for detail characterize the Dresden drawings in general.
• Everything must be fitted to the larger lineaments that should characterize a masterpiece.
• On the instant they were astir, with such heart-chilling movements as those that characterize a venomous serpent preparing to strike.
• No form or class of forms can be said to characterize a particular age or stage of culture.
• I cannot comprehend how you can characterize your business by terms more appropriate.
• An impassioned sense of beauty and an enlightened reason characterize the productions of Greek architecture during its best period.
• These nine attitudes characterize states, that is, sentiments, but sentiments which are fugitive.
• It was only a flash, however, and changed quickly into something like the helplessness that used to characterize her glance in moments of heavy depression.
• Perhaps the best way one could judge Cub, without being Cub himself, would be to characterize him as being fond of playing the bully just for fun.
• The sharp discordant tones, which characterize the opening bars of the movement, are simply pushed aside by the new.
• Bas-reliefs of extreme beauty and elaboration characterize the period.
• We cannot characterize it as wholly bad, though its influence is not entirely good, but it is hopeless to attempt to counteract what is harmful in it by any direct means.

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