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The phrase "a very different character" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that has distinct or contrasting traits compared to another.
Example: "In the sequel, the protagonist takes on a very different character, showcasing a more complex personality than in the first book."
Alternatives: "a completely different persona" or "a markedly different nature".
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Just the financial planning takes on a very different character.
Gibson's Christ is by all accounts a very different character.
And he was a very different character from me.
Really they would be of a very different character than Paris.
Yet, under Johnson, the promised legacy plan took on a very different character.
There are villages all round the lake and, bizarrely, each has a very different character.
The Vedas, however, turned out to be of a very different character.
Regarding the war on terror, the book assumes a very different character.
It's lovely to see her getting a chance to be someone other than Samantha, and she's a very different character.
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In the indie-produced The Only Good Indian, he plays a very different character--a deeply conflicted Indian who stalks his own people--the young kids taken from their tribes and forced to be Christianized but who run away -- and strives for acceptance within a White world.
"Pocahontas was definitely a very different type of character in that she isn't as defined by romantic relationships and she's a lot more active.
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