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demi–caractère
adjective
de·mi–ca·rac·tère
\dəmēkȧrȧkteer, ¦demēˌkarə̇k¦te(ə)r\
Definition of demi–caractère
: of, involving, or resembling a character dance that uses classical technique as a basis for interpretation
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Origin and Etymology of demi–caractère
French, literally, half-character
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