Crossword-Solution: CHARACTERISING
We have 69 clues for the answer “CHARACTERISING”
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| Atavistic | 15 answers |
| diagnostic | 20 answers |
| bred in the bone | 26 answers |
| Deep down? | 27 answers |
| Ingredient | 40 answers |
| inward | 42 answers |
| Genetic | 45 answers |
| illuminative | 46 answers |
| enlightening | 46 answers |
| informational | 46 answers |
| divulging | 47 answers |
| illumining | 47 answers |
| elucidating | 47 answers |
| informatory | 47 answers |
| instructional | 47 answers |
| educative | 47 answers |
| pedagogical | 47 answers |
| Illuminating | 47 answers |
| interpretive | 48 answers |
| instructive | 48 answers |
| newsy | 48 answers |
| explanatory | 49 answers |
| tutorial | 49 answers |
| ANECDOTAL | 49 answers |
| Gossipy | 50 answers |
| didactic | 50 answers |
| educational | 50 answers |
| designating | 50 answers |
| Edifying | 51 answers |
| scholastic | 52 answers |
| gossiping | 52 answers |
| illuminant | 54 answers |
| enriching | 55 answers |
| Informa-tive | 56 answers |
| uplifting | 59 answers |
| Scholarly | 61 answers |
| Personal | 62 answers |
| Windy. | 62 answers |
| DIFFUSE ___ | 63 answers |
| pleonastic | 64 answers |
| illuminate | 65 answers |
| expressive | 65 answers |
| repetitive | 65 answers |
| detailed | 66 answers |
| descriptive | 66 answers |
| Loquacious | 66 answers |
| Articulate | 66 answers |
| Garrulous | 68 answers |
| Wordy | 68 answers |
| gabby | 68 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
One who elects, or has the right of choice; a person who
is entitled to take part in an election, or to give his vote in favor
of a candidate for office.
Hint 2 anagram
TLORCEE
Hint 3 another clue
A BALLOT CAST BY A VOTER WHO VOTES FOR ALL THE CANDIDATES OF ONE PARTY
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Sentences with CHARACTERISING (5)
For the transmittable thing in a story is the identifying essence, the characterising savour, the peculiar quality and point of view of the humour, pathos, or interest.
The news soon spread over the countryside that my jewel-hunter was bringing a live "spook" along with him, considerable curiosity mixed with an awe all to my advantage characterising the people we met thereafter.
Wilde was a humourist and a humanist before everything; and his wittiest jests have neither the relentlessness nor the keenness characterising those of the clever American artist.
Again, Whistler could no more have obtained the Berkeley Gold Medal for Greek, nor have written _The Importance of Being Earnest_, and _The Soul of Man_, than Wilde, even if equipped as a painter, could have evinced that superb restraint characterising the portraits of ‘Miss Alexander,’ ‘Carlyle,’ and other masterpieces.
Besides the reference to him, it contains some amusing allusions to the perplexity which began to be excited respecting the "identity of the brothers Bell," and some notice of the conduct of another publisher towards her sister, which I refrain from characterising, because I understand that truth is considered a libel in speaking of such people.
Quotes with CHARACTERISING (2)
Today, acknowledgement of the prevalence and harms of child sexual abuse is counterbalanced with cautionary tales about children and women who, under pressure from social workers and therapists, produce false allegations of ‘paedophile rings’, ‘cult abuse’ and ‘ritual abuse’. Child protection investigations or legal cases involving allegations of organised child sexual abuse are regularly invoked to illustrate the dangers of ‘false memories’, ‘moral panic’ and ‘community hyst…
In a society not characterised by class exploitation, the relationship between the processes of surplus-production and reproduction of labour-power is qualitatively distinct from that characterising societies in which exploitation dominates... surplus-labour is identified by the nature of its contribution to social reproduction, not by the fact that it is provately appropriated.