Interest
Trait
Trait noun - Something that sets apart an individual from others of the same kind.
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Synonyms for Trait
Interest and trait are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Interest" instead a noun "Trait".
Nearby Word: traitor
How words are described
| human | human interest | human trait |
| good | good interest | good trait |
| special | special interest | special trait |
| best | best interest | best trait |
| Other adjectives: particular, common, specific, single, obvious, actual, real, main, major, sole, possible, former, shared, significant, unusual, primary, different, recurring. | ||
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As a metaphor for evil, it suggests evil is an overriding character trait that outweighs self-interest and survival and one should not trust in an evil person trying to pull a HeelFace Turn.
Source: Family-Unfriendly Aesop -
This actually seems to be a family trait, as her younger sister Mayumi exhibits the same trait when a man shows interest in her.
Source: Oblivious to Love - Often a trait of Mary Sues, specially if they're written to hook up with the hot male character/s that the author fancies and said male character's female love interest gets in between.
Source: Female Misogynist
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