in character|character イディオム

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in character|character

adv. or adj. phr. 1. In agreement with a person's character or personality; in the way that a person usually behaves or is supposed to behave; as usual; characteristic; typical; suitable. John was very rude at the party, and that was not in character because he is usually very polite. The way Judy comforted the little girl was in character. She did it gently and kindly. 2. Suitable for the part or the kind of part being acted; natural to the way a character in a book or play is supposed to act. The fat actor in the movie was in character because the character he played was supposed to be fat and jolly. It would not have been in character for Robin Hood to steal from a poor man.
Antonym: OUT OF CHARACTER.

in character|character

adv. or adj. phr. 1. In acceding with a person's appearance or personality; in the way that a actuality usually behaves or is declared to behave; as usual; characteristic; typical; suitable. John was actual abrupt at the party, and that was not in appearance because he is usually actual polite. The way Judy comforted the little babe was in character. She did it acclaim and kindly. 2. Acceptable for the allotment or the affectionate of allotment actuality acted; accustomed to the way a appearance in a book or comedy is declared to act. The fat amateur in the cine was in appearance because the appearance he played was declared to be fat and jolly. It would not accept been in appearance for Robin Hood to abduct from a poor man.
Antonym: OUT OF CHARACTER. Dictionary