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Collocations for "trait"

Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "trait" in context.

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trait

n

traits passed down from [the males, both parents]
is a common trait [in, amongst]
[dominant, recessive] traits
a list of the employee's [positive, negative] traits
is one trait we have in common
is one of her distinctive traits
has some of her [mother's, father's] traits
different personality traits
[humor, wit, sarcasm] is a [typical, common] trait among

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'trait' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

active - arguably - caring - endearing - family - honesty - inherited - integrity - salient

Forum discussions with the word(s) "trait" in the title:

...who scored high on the trait of generosity... - English Only forum
a bad parenting trait <that> you don't.. - English Only forum
an individual with less of a particular trait - English Only forum
as a distinctive trait - English Only forum
aspect/trait - English Only forum
<band> trait matches - English Only forum
Being spoiled is <typical of only children> <a typical trait that only children have> - English Only forum
character/characteristic/trait/quality - English Only forum
characterised by a daredevil side/trait? - English Only forum
curiosity is a <great> trait - English Only forum
<did not follow> the trait over multiple generations - English Only forum
Every human trait falls into a range of values - English Only forum
expected trait / one of the expected traits - English Only forum
forgiving people with such a trait - English Only forum
Hallmark trait - English Only forum
he looked away, a trait I put down to shyness - English Only forum
How to call this character trait - English Only forum
Insistent (permanent trait too?) - English Only forum
Irritable (trait - temporary) - English Only forum
Is priding me on my [trait] grammatically correct? - English Only forum
obsessiveness being an apparently hereditary trait - English Only forum
one trait of him/ his - English Only forum
Passing a trait on to someone - English Only forum
Quiet (permanent trait) - English Only forum
Self-projected as a trait - English Only forum
sickle cell <trait> elevates [uncountable?] - English Only forum
specialty/unique feature/special trait - English Only forum
this trait of character is very welcome - English Only forum
to inherit a positive or negative trait - English Only forum
to learn a trait - English Only forum
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