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Word For A Aspect Of Character

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spathiphyllum | 11:47 Thu 15th Nov 2018 | Phrases & Sayings
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Say there is a person with very bright red hair and this is a key feature to their personality and character, would would be the word for this?

Iconic comes to mind but that's less personal to the individual
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I think Spath it also depends on how you are using the word/phrase - you may say to the person 'Your red hair personifies you to me' - to a third party you may say 'Her red hair is her trademark (for example)'.
12:09 Thu 15th Nov 2018
I am not sure what you are getting at! Do you mean that certain personality and characteristic traits are typical of a group of people just because they have very bright red hair?

If so then it is a stereotype
Defining?
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for example, say i had a key element to my characteristic that almost defined who i am, it's not iconic but it is to me personally kind of thing?

Sorry it's hard to get my meaning across, if only there was a word to perfectly describe it :')
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JJ, no.. Solely to an individual, it could be a brooch, or a specific type of shoe, or glasses..
Radiant redhead
Ravishing redhead
Fiery redhead
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A trait
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Das it Danny For Funks Sake thank you lol
Emblematic?
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attribute also
idiosyncratic?
Their trademark.
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that would work also sandy
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ahh they're rolling in now, mamy thats nail on da head

Would "trademark trait" work?
Well, I was almost there

"Do you mean that certain personality and characteristic traits are typical ......."
I think Spath it also depends on how you are using the word/phrase - you may say to the person 'Your red hair personifies you to me' - to a third party you may say 'Her red hair is her trademark (for example)'.
If you are Gness, 'Treasured memory' would be apt...

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