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characterful

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char·ac·ter·ful  (krk-tr-fl)
adj.
Having or displaying remarkable, memorable character: "It was easy to forget what a sensitive and characterful performance he could deliver" (Charles Champlin).
Translations
characterful [ˈkærɪktəfʊl] ADJ [wine, singer] → con(mucho)carácter
characterful [ˈkærɪktərfʊl] adj [hotel, pub] → qui a du cachet; [wine] → qui a du caractère; [performance] → original(e)


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