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Which brings me to a final, and perhaps defining, trait of work today: The new spirit of nonconformity.

Vagueness is defining trait of every character's backstory, except perhaps Ray.

The defining traits of a fungus are gustatory and architectural.

Confident crafty bargaining ability is one of the defining traits of a true entrepreneur.

McGonigal suggests that the four defining traits of any game — a goal, clear rules, a feedback system, and voluntary participation — can be applied to any challenge.

I asked a range of respected writers what they think the defining traits of good criticism are.

And how do you deal with a defining trait of the people you are trying to define: their habit of making fun of worthy government proposals?

If there is a single defining trait in the long fall of print, it's that the data is consistently inconsistent.

Of course for some networks, the remodeling show is not a novelty but a defining trait.

Yet their responses highlighted a defining, troubling trait of this Nets team: it lacks any tangible passion.

The Mets' inability to produce runs is becoming a defining trait.