Distinguished is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISTINGUISHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISTINGUISH, to perceive a difference in
• recognize or treat (someone or something) as different
• recognize or point out a difference
• be an identifying characteristic or mark of
• manage to discern (something barely perceptible)
• make oneself worthy of respect by one's behaviour or achievements
ADJECTIVE:
• Marked; special.
• Separated from others by distinct difference; having, or indicating, superiority; eminent or known; illustrious; -- applied to persons and deeds.
• (used of persons) standing above others in character or attainment or reputation
• used of a person\'s appearance or behavior; befitting an eminent person
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• marked by eminence, distinction, or excellence

Words related to DISTINGUISHED

distinguish16

Words that contain DISTINGUISHED

undistinguished21 contradistinguished27

How to use DISTINGUISHED in a sentence

• But he was not distinguished as a scholar, in the ordinary sense, although in his school-boy days he wrote some poetry remarkable for his years, and read a great many books.
• There was another party, by no means numerous, but distinguished by learning and ability, which acted with them on very different principles.
• It is as a writer on political liberty that he is most distinguished.
• Mason was distinguished by great anxiety and severe labor.
• I was so anxious to ally myself with your distinguished family that I did sail rather near the wind.
• The family, which is a natural branch of the house of Lancaster, have always distinguished themselves of the Tory side.
• I distinguished clearly enough its buildings, the vessels anchored at the quays, and those whose draught of water obliged them to anchor in the roads.
• Special costumes, differing considerably from those hitherto described, distinguished the king and the priests.
• Corporal Russell Pollard of Company H received his Distinguished Service Cross shortly before his return home.
• The first word he distinguished was the name of Har-hat, pronounced in clear tones.
• During his life, all promised themselves that that work commenced by him would attain the ends suitable to beginnings so distinguished.
• Our author must be considered as highly distinguished, beyond the common lot of mortality, with the temporal blessings of comforts, honour, and long life.
• Balfour belonged the distinguished honor of attending the Berlin Conference of 1878 as private secretary to Lord Salisbury.
• His memoirs of the poet Pope, and of other distinguished persons, were extremely popular, but did not obtain the lasting fame of his poetry.
• He graduated at Harvard in 1845, in one of the very distinguished classes.
• Aberdeen, as he was termed by the Wallencampers, was a horse of peculiar and distinguished parts.
• How is it distinguished from the Norman and Semi-Norman styles? A.
• But the red of his shirt melted into the dark colour of his trousers, his step could not be seen, and the dog could not be distinguished from the boots.
• Devotion to duty and acts of heroism distinguished the Knight, 580-l.
• Now as then the multitude of followers must be distinguished from the smaller group of leaders.
• The most distinguished of his opponents were Robert Hooke and Huyghens.
• The young man was wearing a rather shabby blue suit, but a rich and distinguished overcoat that fitted him ill.
• But real literature, as distinguished from anecdote, does not concern itself with superficial appearances alone.
• A second circular inclosure could even be distinguished.
• In those departments of natural history, to which he owns himself a stranger, he has received assistance of the utmost value from several distinguished persons.
• No one who taught me ever distinguished between what was good and what was bad.
• But he was so far from being distinguished for military ability that in the Army of the Potomac it was very strongly questioned whether he was fit to command an army corps.
• Charles Stothard, wife of the distinguished artist, who, in 1820, published a narrative of her journey in, the autumn of 1818.
• The Valamo was particularly distinguished, on this occasion, by a flag at the fore, carrying the white Greek cross on a red field.

Similar words containing TINGUISH without suffix ed and without prefix dis

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