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5 sentences with 'characterise'

Example sentences and phrases with the word characterise and other words derived from it.

Brief definition: characterise

To describe the qualities or features of something; to be a typical quality of something.


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To characterise the magnitude of the drug addiction problem in the world would be redundant.
While it is tempting to characterise European intellectual life before 1000 CE as part of a 'dark age', this was obviously no longer the case in the eleventh century.
A simple way to characterise the growth of Dutch trading power was that the Netherlands replaced northern Italy as the heart of European trade itself after the Renaissance.
"Creationism is just low politics, you can't deprive people of the right to think," he said. Sharp comments like this characterise Gould, a scholar of the evolution of science and ideas.
Leonid Brezhnev would hold power until 1982, overseeing a long period of what historians often characterise as stagnation: the Soviet system, including its nominal adherence to Marxism-Leninism, would remain in place, but even the elites abandoned the idea that "real" communism was feasible.

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