Synonyms and antonyms of Parts of a person's character in British Thesaurus

a chink in someone’s armour ()

a weak point where someone can be attacked

affectation (noun)

something that is not part of your natural personality but that you do or say to impress people

alter ego (noun)

a part of someone’s personality that is different from their usual personality and that other people do not usually see

endowment (noun)

a good ability or quality that someone has

fault (noun)

a bad part of someone’s character

flaw (noun)

a fault in someone’s character

foible (noun)

a way of thinking or behaving that is unusual and strange or annoying

incarnation (noun)

the form or character that a person or thing takes at a particular time

persona (noun)

the part of your personality that you deliberately show most people

predisposition (noun)

the fact that someone is likely to think or behave in a particular way, or likely to develop a particular medical condition

propensity (noun)

a natural tendency to behave in a particular way

quality (noun)

a feature of a person’s character, especially when it is a positive one such as honesty, kindness, or a special ability

quirk (noun)

a strange or annoying habit

sensitivities (noun)

the feelings of someone who may be offended

side (noun)

a part of a person’s personality

someone’s competitive/creative etc juices ()

the feelings that someone has of wanting to compete, create etc something

someone’s middle name ()

used for talking about a quality that is very noticeable in someone

strain (noun)

a particular aspect of someone’s character or feelings

streak (noun)

a part of someone’s character, or a type of behaviour that is different from the rest of their character

surface (noun)

the aspect of someone’s inner feeling that they show in their behaviour or appearance

tendency (noun)

an aspect of your character that you show by behaving in a particular way

trait (noun)

a particular quality in someone’s character