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trait [treɪ, treɪt, Am treɪt] N

trait of character:

trait

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The trait stayed and is one of the few permanent character changes made in the show. en.wikipedia.org

With sufficient pressure, inherited traits that mitigate its effects - even if they would be deleterious in other circumstances - can become widely spread through a population. en.wikipedia.org

It is a trait which he says affected many historical figures. en.wikipedia.org

The player begins with zero trait points available and thus needs to choose a bad trait to gain points to use on good traits. en.wikipedia.org

This could be a trait from the common ancestor of all flyers. en.wikipedia.org

Still, it would be almost thirty years until the theoretical framework for evolution of complex traits would be widely formalized. en.wikipedia.org

These plants have the unusual trait of sometimes bearing flower parts in sevens. en.wikipedia.org

These traits rather get in the way of the profession she really wants to have: hairdressing. en.wikipedia.org

The type of experience determines which traits are developed. en.wikipedia.org

While definitively larger than lineage-bonded societies, land-bonded societies share many of the same traits, including the inability to support age-grade sets and secret societies. en.wikipedia.org

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