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characterizes

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Carter coyly characterizes the setting as “a room” and the time period as “yes.”

Dusk was falling, that swift folding of day into darkness that characterizes the tropics.

And they thus inject into their own campuses the totalitarian spirit they believe characterizes society at large.

To say the least, this is not what characterizes Greenwich Village or in Manhattan today.

Yet it is the Gingrich, not the Reagan, style that characterizes much of conservatism today.

Although of various qualities, they possess the distinctive flavor which characterizes all tobacco used for this purpose.

I agreed in the observation which exactly characterizes the scenery.

This is another means of indulging that general disposition to gallantry which characterizes a Frenchwoman.

Below the dam activity of many kinds characterizes the Nile, as does the sound of rushing water the Cataract basin.

They indicate the enormous waste of forces which characterizes nations in their progress.

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On this page you'll find 34 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to characterizes, such as: portray, represent, outline, describe, mark, and indicate.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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