Distinct is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISTINCT in dictionary:

VERB:
• To distinguish.
ADJECTIVE:
• clearly different
• recognizably different in nature from something else of a similar type
• physically separate
• readily distinguishable by the senses
• (used for emphasis) so clearly apparent to the mind as to be unmistakable; definite
• not the same
• Distinguished; having the difference marked; separated by a visible sign; marked out; specified.
• Marked; variegated.
• Separate in place; not conjunct; not united by growth or otherwise; -- with from.
• Not identical; different; individual.
• So separated as not to be confounded with any other thing; not liable to be misunderstood; not confused; well-defined; clear; as, we have a distinct or indistinct view of a prospect.
• (often followed by `from\') not alike; different in nature or quality
• easy to perceive; especially clearly outlined
• constituting a separate entity or part
• recognizable; marked
• clearly or sharply defined to the mind

Words related to DISTINCT

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How to use DISTINCT in a sentence

• It was from Olympia that he met the only distinct formality in the manners of his hosts.
• But the more important elements are love and the distinct emotion of sympathy.
• This is a very distinct and beautiful flowering shrub.
• Moreover, there are many sorts of curious planes and saws, each intended for one distinct kind of fine work.
• It was, that the Elder should let to them one half of his house, and that the two families should be entirely distinct.
• Each sensation was distinct and existed in its own right.
• But the result of their studies of humble village life was to produce something quite distinct from the treatment of the realist.
• The issue is distinct and important enough to justify the intense concern of a nation.
• The noblest charm of music, then, though real and affecting, seems too confused and fluid to be collected into a distinct idea.
• This war trail, or war trace as it was then called, was in places very distinct, although apparently never as well marked as were some of the buffalo trails.
• She took up her singing again with a distinct relief.
• I forget the part of the town where I found him, but I have a distinct remembrance of the room.
• There is a choice of distinct colours, which come true from seed.
• It is essential to a free republican state that these functions should remain distinct, and administered by different bodies.
• The result of this experiment was, in the main, no distinct improvement.
• If any distinct proposal be submitted to me, I will give it a distinct answer.
• Thomas plainly establishes that reason, distinct from the intellect, with which we must beware of confounding it, proceeds from it as effect proceeds from cause.
• Distinct orders were given that our Veld-Cornet was to be at the foot of Rooirandjes with his men before daybreak.
• But this is a simple work for simple souls who like a wholesome tale with a distinct list to the side of the angels.
• I do not know, do you? of any other constitution which can be said to have a distinct character.
• But the livery collars were perfectly distinct from collars of knighthood.
• I am even sensible of a distinct feeling of satisfaction in knowing that you are somewhere around the house.
• Still there is a distinct difference in appearance.
• Too little light passed through to give a distinct image.

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