The phrase "opposite traits" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are referring to two traits that are completely different or opposing. For example, "The two sisters had opposite traits; one was shy and quiet while the other was loud and outspoken."
On average, men exhibit the opposite traits.
In fact, I have tried to instill quite the opposite traits.
Make a list of all those opposite traits or preferences that you are able to recognize.
The experimenters also produced a check list consisting of pairs of opposite traits, such as generous/ungenerous, shrewd/wise, etc.
Couples who take the time to do this thoroughly are usually quite surprised to find that most of their opposite traits actually serve them!
It's even been internalized by people who are on the hunt for a partner, with 86percentt of those looking for love saying they're seeking someone with opposite traits.
When comparing two typical forest composition, i.e. an assemblage of conservative trees (high wood density, seed mass, maximal stature and low specific leaf area) and an assemblage of pioneer trees (exact opposite trait composition), the pioneer assemblage recovers much slower.
Now take a look at each item that you have identified as negative and discuss a strategy to use that opposite trait to your advantage.
Then, review your list, assigning a plus or a minus next to each item you've identified to indicate whether your opposite trait is a positive or negative factor in your relationship.
In a rainbow ruse, you make a general statement about a personality trait that the subject has, but you also hedge your bets (and invite the subject to open up) by also attributing the opposite trait to them.
Other violinists bring an earthier, grittier sound to this movement, but in Ms. Fayette's playing, the two seemingly opposite personality traits of this concerto — the romantic and the impetuous — became two sides of the same coin.
