Character and Odor

Character

Character noun - Overall quality as seen or judged by people in general.
Usage example: the general character of the business appears to be good

Odor and character are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Odor" instead a noun "Character".

Odor

Odor noun - A special quality or impression associated with something.
Usage example: there's an odor of decay about the mom-and-pop amusement park, which clearly has seen better days

Character and odor are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Character" instead a noun "Odor".

Nearby Words: odorous, odour, odorless

Both words in one sentence

  • Henry Winkler's character is trying to find a cure for foot odor, and as a result is obsessed with collecting and smelling shoes.
    Source: Smelly Feet
  • Not Good with Rejection In the Pepe Le Pew short "Really Scent" Pepé removes his odor by locking himself in a deodorant plant so Penelope (Or known as "Fabrette", in this instance a black cat with an unfortunate birthmark and thus an arguably different character) would no longer be afraid of him.
  • Useful Notes / Looney Tunes in the Sixties Louvre Come Back To Me (Jones, Noble): Last Pepe Le Pew cartoon (and the first one since "Odor-Able Kitty" to feature a third-party character — Penelope's boyfriend who tries to get Pepe for stealing his girl).
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