Similar words: characteristic, uncharacteristic, characterisation, characteristically, device characteristic, characterize, characterized, characterization. Meaning: adj. of the meaning of words or concepts; stated precisely.
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(121) "2009 will be characterised by bad and doubtful debts on the business side of things. 2010 will begin to move into the consumer side as unemployment begins to peak," he added.
(122) The condition, characterised by excess fat around the abdomen, high blood pressure and high cholesterol levels, can lead to more serious life-style related diseases such as diabetes and strokes.
(123) Palate characterised by healthy tannins from the fruit and the vegetal nuances typical of variety.
(124) His drama language can be characterised by strong artistic passionateness, vividness and philosophicalness.
(125) Encephalitis lethargic is an acute encephalopathic illness characterised by sleep disturbance, neuropsychiatric and extrapyramidal symptoms.
(126) Paper mills are characterised as a typical example of divergent production process. Construction of cost models therefore requires new approaches to obtain the highest accuracy.
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