What is another word for trait?
Pronunciation:
[ tɹˈe͡ɪt], [ tɹˈeɪt], [ t_ɹ_ˈeɪ_t]
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Similar words for trait:
- attribute (noun)
- character (noun)
- characteristic (noun)
- detail (noun)
- distinctive feature (noun)
- habit (noun)
- mannerism (noun)
- mark (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- peculiarity (noun)
- point (noun)
- quality (noun)
- specialty (noun)
- style (noun)
- twist (noun)
- other synonyms
- mark
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Trait:
n.
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- incarnation,
- predisposition,
- alter ego,
- affectation,
- flaw,
- persona,
- propensity,
- foible,
- endowment,
- fault.
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- be.
- lineament,
- oddity,
- birthmark,
- affection,
- denominator,
- manner,
- nature of the beast,
- habit,
- cast,
- custom.
- nittygritty,
- chapter verse,
- meat potatoes,
- de-signs,
- de tails,
- re-spects,
- minor points,
- re spects,
- de-tail,
- circumstantialities,
- de sign,
- re spect,
- nuts bolts,
- de signs,
- de tail,
- de-tails,
- de-sign,
- re-spect.
- conventionality,
- instinct,
- leaning,
- tendency,
- temperament,
- regularity,
- second nature,
- Familiarity,
- treadmill,
- rut,
- daily grind,
- addiction,
- wont,
- routine,
- way of life,
- tradition,
- disposition,
- acclimation,
- fixed ways.
- Technicalities,
- fine points,
- distinctive feature,
- minor point,
- notability,
- mark,
- trick,
- Minutiae,
- point,
- mannerism,
- crotchet,
- predications,
- Qualities,
- oddness,
- Circumstantiality,
- queerness,
- attribute,
- nitty-gritty,
- circumstantials,
- incision,
- way,
- characteristic,
- idiosyncrasy,
- quality,
- significants,
- people skills,
- schtick,
- strain,
- nature of beast,
- wonts,
- twist,
- predication,
- savor,
- odd trait,
- markings,
- character,
- fine point,
- nuts and bolts,
- property,
- differential,
- way of it,
- style,
- bizarreness,
- differentials,
- freakishness,
- thing,
- detail,
- name of tune,
- unusualness,
- quirk,
- screw-up,
- earmark,
- feature,
- peculiarity,
- Indicia,
- nitty gritty.
- un-usualness,
- un usualness,
- un usualnesses,
- odd traits,
- unusualnesses,
- freakishnesses,
- schticks,
- un-usualnesses,
- bizarrenesses.
Other synonyms:
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- virtue.
- saturate,
- egocentrism,
- favor,
- signature,
- diagnostic,
- make up,
- complexion,
- individual,
- configuration,
- critical,
- salt,
- mien,
- determinate,
- Specificness,
- sign,
- face,
- flexibility,
- touchstone,
- recognition memory,
- special,
- guise,
- ethos,
- especial,
- practice,
- Unconformity,
- odor,
- distinction,
- trace,
- cast of countenance,
- nature,
- chronicle,
- redolence,
- footfall,
- brow,
- egoism,
- character trait,
- mouldy,
- annals,
- frivolity,
- definite,
- carriage,
- suggestion,
- masculinity,
- aroma,
- signal,
- identification,
- Insigne,
- logical,
- port,
- Historiette,
- femininity,
- label,
- toy,
- instill,
- garb,
- piquancy,
- impression,
- kind,
- measure,
- relish,
- earnestness,
- cloven hoof,
- emotionalism,
- civilization,
- anecdote,
- Sigil,
- foolishness,
- infuse,
- saga,
- permeate,
- posture,
- gust,
- representative,
- sort,
- peculiar,
- brand,
- indicative,
- traits,
- marker,
- insignia,
- analytical,
- stroke,
- state,
- trifle,
- narrative,
- touch,
- folkways,
- investigative,
- sapidity,
- journal,
- taste,
- presence,
- marking,
- physiognomy,
- moulder,
- armorial,
- reproof,
- stinginess,
- sure sign,
- reading,
- visage,
- story,
- proper,
- stance,
- personality,
- leaven,
- shape,
- features,
- communicativeness,
- manifestation,
- type,
- footprint,
- singularity,
- personal,
- tang,
- cue,
- palate,
- acculturation,
- distinctive,
- society,
- representation,
- badge,
- looks,
- indiscipline,
- endemic,
- quiddity,
- impress,
- aspect,
- device,
- appropriate,
- idiocrasy,
- emblem,
- picture,
- legend,
- penetrate,
- index,
- memorials,
- odour,
- pepper,
- telltale sign,
- bearing,
- life,
- caprice,
- esoteric,
- LINEs,
- cut,
- mould,
- confessions,
- Lection,
- Sapor,
- animadversion,
- description,
- personal narrative,
- image,
- indicator,
- seal,
- pervade,
- eccentricity,
- criterion,
- prank,
- culture,
- little,
- savoir-faire,
- tale,
- individualism,
- indication,
- respect,
- evidence,
- clue,
- humility,
- facet,
- turn,
- mold,
- weakness,
- complex,
- humbleness,
- specific,
- fingerprint,
- perspicacity,
- voiceprint,
- banner,
- folkway,
- memoir,
- history,
- syndrome,
- adventures,
- color,
- haecceity,
- air,
- symbol,
- demeanor,
- countenance,
- ana,
- irresoluteness,
- version,
- taint,
- fortunes,
- Individuity,
- flavour,
- instil,
- side,
- disciplinary,
- certain,
- token,
- mores,
- differentia,
- sauce,
- plaything,
- note,
- attribution,
- technicality,
- infiltrate,
- smack,
- bit,
- experiences,
- indicant.
How to use "Trait" in context?
The trait is at the heart of our personalities and defines who we are. It's the qualities that we exhibit over and over again, regardless of the situation. Traits are usually positive, but they can also be negative. They're habitual patterns of behavior and thinking that define who we are. They tend to be inherited and can be difficult to change.
There are many different trait types, each with its own unique set of benefits and drawbacks. Here are five examples of common trait types:
• Neuroticism is a trait type that is associated with anxiety and stress.
Paraphrases for Trait:
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Equivalence
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Proper noun, singular
characteristics.
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Noun, singular or mass
characteristic, characteristics.
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Proper noun, singular
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Forward Entailment
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Noun, singular or mass
attribute.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Independent
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Other Related
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Noun, singular or mass
distinctiveness, hallmark, lettering, personality, typeface.
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Noun, singular or mass
Holonyms for Trait:
n.
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attribute
personality.
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attribute
Hyponym for Trait:
n.
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attribute
attribute.
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attribute
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