Role and Style

Role

Role noun - The action for which a person or thing is specially fitted or used or for which a thing exists.

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Style and role are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Style" instead a noun "Role".

Style noun - A distinctive way of putting ideas into words.

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Role and style are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Role" instead a noun "Style".

Nearby Words: stylish, styling, styled, stylized, sty

old	old role	old style
exact	exact role	exact style
particular	particular role	particular style
similar	similar role	similar style
Other adjectives: typical, usual, specific, regular, current, original, true, actual, entire, evil, main, new, early, traditional, primary, different, speaking.

Angel defends her character's role in interviews: Question: Do you think actresses have to play feisty Ripley-style action heroines to be perceived as strong female characters?

Source: Creator / Angel Coulby
In the linear story mode, the risk-style world map only fills the role of a briefing room until the last leg, but there is an option to play this kind of free-form game on it.

Source: "Risk"-Style Map
Then again this is part of Whedon's Signature style, Xander also filled a role similar to the above two.

Source: Expy / Live-Action TV

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