Trait is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRAIT in dictionary:

VERB:
• A stroke; a touch.
• A distinguishing or marked feature; a peculiarity; as, a trait of character.
NOUN:
• (French) a characteristic or distinguishing feature
• a distinguishing quality or characteristic, typically one belonging to a person
• a genetically determined characteristic
• characteristic feature
• a distinguishing feature of your personal nature
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a distinguishing characteristic

Words related to TRAIT

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Words that contain TRAIT

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How to use TRAIT in a sentence

• It showed her kindness of heart, which was the most conspicuous trait of her character.
• This persistent trait in human nature is truly noble, however fruitless.
• The fact, indeed, of such a fund of fictitious legendary matter is quite a discovery, and speaks more for the intellect of the race than any trait I have heard.
• It was from the first his distinctive trait to voluntarily create a desert around him.
• You must have observed this trait of character? I have.
• An illustration of this trait was recently related by her brother.
• But if the environment be not standard, if it be considerably changed, the trait will develop a variation far from the mean of that trait in the species.
• It is the name of a small rural hamlet, hardly large enough to be called a village, and marked by no trait of nature or art to give it distinction.
• The baby was fortunate enough to die, but she still continued to incur suspicion by keeping a dog, which is an un-Jewish trait.
• Sincerity, although a most desirable trait, can not change a wrong act into acceptable service to God, nor can earnestness and perseverance make such a change.
• It marks a strange trait of our own age that this revival of the national idea falls in the very time when other barriers are broken.
• It may be that this trait was merely confirmed in the African by foreign musical influence.
• That incapacity in national politics should appear as a leading trait in American character was unexpected by Americans, but might naturally result from their conditions.
• It belongs to realism to tend to the concrete of narrow application, but with fulness of special trait or detail.
• It is a noble trait in human nature, that we love those on whom we can confer a kindness.
• I refer to it here merely to mention a curious trait of character in Sir George Musgrave in connection with it.
• But he remembered a strange trait of obstinacy in Aaron.
• This trait was evident at the first recess of the first day at school.
• But in looking into the constitution of the Quakers, we shall find it full of materials for the production of this noble trait.
• This trait of independence cannot but extend itself to the poor.
• This trait was remarked to be true of them in their concerns in trade.
• Still, her desire to take care of the girl is a fine, natural trait of character.

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