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The phrase "a lighter character" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has a more cheerful, carefree, or less serious demeanor compared to others.
Example: "In the novel, the protagonist is often contrasted with a lighter character who brings humor and joy to the story."
Alternatives: "a more cheerful character" or "a more carefree character."
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Yardi quickly introduced a lighter character to bring some humor and fun into to the show.
I felt like I was sort of the comedic relief, a lighter character that came at a time when you really needed it and really wanted it.
Major themes in "Cherokee Rose" includes Daryl Dixon's gradual change into a lighter character and the beginning of his close relationship with Carol Peletier and the developing romantic relationship between Maggie and Glenn.
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Everybody else is a light character in that play.
For example, Kirby is a light character, but rather mobile, whilst Ganondorf is heavy, and one of the slowest characters.
A cross between a fake documentary and a light character-driven comedy, the program tracks the life of Belle, played by Billie Piper.
If you can't have a bit of light character assassination in a family WhatsApp group then what point is there?
But in the daytime, the swung-out windows gave it a light, airy character.
For example, impassioned or pathos-ridden poetry might be set as recitative, whereas music with dance rhythms might be used for poetry with a light happy character.
Additionally, some characters vary in weight, with lighter characters being easier to launch.
When the writer and director Joe Maggio is in a lighter mood, the character could have stepped out of one of Elmore Leonard's lowlife comedies, though Mr. Maggio isn't often in a light mood.
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