Distinctions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISTINCTIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DISTINCTION, separation or division
• the separation of people or things into different groups according to their characteristics
• a decoration or honour awarded to someone
• a grade in an examination denoting excellence
• a difference or contrast between similar things or people
• excellence that sets someone or something apart from others
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a archaic; division; class

Words related to DISTINCTIONS

distinction14

Words that contain DISTINCTIONS

indistinctions17 contradistinctions23

How to use DISTINCTIONS in a sentence

• Bragg had no notion of any distinctions in the world, beyond those which came from money, and political success.
• Hence originated their contempt for terrestrial distinctions.
• The belief in God has often been advanced as not only the greatest, but the most decisive, of all the distinctions between man and the lower animals.
• And hence it must be apparent, that much of what has been said on this subject rests merely on verbal and nominal distinctions, entirely foreign from the substance of the thing.
• It is above all our consecrated labels and distinctions.
• I assure you he did not draw any of these fine distinctions.
• And this appears the more strikingly in this country, where other distinctions are lost.
• As for the titles, decorations and distinctions offered by the EX-KAISER to Mr.
• It is not intended to make any class distinctions of rich or poor, or to send out a class of rich persons to profit by the work done for them by their less fortunate brothers.
• He is said to have abolished caste distinctions but the sect has not preserved this feature.
• In the Republic the relation of knowledge to virtue is described in a manner more consistent with modern distinctions.
• I think that these distinctions are facts, and they certainly lead to odd reflections.
• War levels all foolish distinctions of scholarship.
• Should I not have used more subtle distinctions? B.
• The sultan asked him a great many questions about Europe, and our religious distinctions.
• These distinctions are encouraged by King Boy, whose vanity and consequence even in the most trifling concerns, were irresistibly diverting.
• I do not believe that it is the business of the Church to set about the abolition of inequalities and the getting rid of the distinctions between man and man.
• The analysis in no way sets aside the reality of moral distinctions.
• The reserved and slightly eccentric character of the neighbours had something to do with this separation, but social distinctions counted for more.
• The distinctions of caste were slight in the extreme.
• Grief, they say, cannot exist where there is no love, but I was not inclined, just then, to draw subtle distinctions.
• Equally unable and unwilling to make nice distinctions, they were not to be convinced, that what was to-day fair booty, was to-morrow a subject of theft.
• There is something so averse from our nature in these artificial political distinctions, that we need no other trumpet to kindle us to war and destruction.
• The underneath tie of real kinship of heart rubbed out all outer distinctions.
• And what is true of the larger distinctions of the soul is also true of that particular part of the mind which is devoted to practical success.
• I am the daughter of a republican, and care little for the distinctions which the tailor makes.

Similar words containing TINCTION without suffix s and without prefix dis

extinction19 intinction12 distinction14 extinctions20 intinctions13 indistinction16 indistinctions17 contradistinction22 contradistinctions23

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