Distinctively is valid Scrabble Word

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13 letters word
22 points in Scrabble
25 points in WWF

Definitions for DISTINCTIVELY in dictionary:

VERB:

With distinction; plainly.

ADVERB:

DISTINCTIVE, serving to distinguish
in a way that is characteristic of one person or thing and distinguishes it from others
in an identifiably distinctive manner

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

serving to distinguish; having or giving style or distinction

Words related to DISTINCTIVELY

Words that contain DISTINCTIVELY

indistinctively24 contradistinctively30

How to use DISTINCTIVELY in a sentence

How are the second and third persons singular distinctively formed? 13.
She was distinctively a moral teacher in her books.
It could at this time have borne no distinctively devout character in its religious aspect.
Such discoveries as were distinctively medical were the work of only a few hundred men.
No Lorimer that ever galloped through Eskdale had the national peculiarities more distinctively.
The Bible is not distinctively an intellectual achievement.
Stuart begin a distinctively new period in his career, From this point we need not trace in detail his progress in his new and this time deliberately chosen vocation.
I have dealt with the festival on its distinctively Christian side.
He who fails to perceive the peculiar glory of Christ proves thereby that he was alienated and blinded by sin and darkness, distinctively of the evil one.
The approach may not at first be on the distinctively religious side, but there is a way of access on some side.

The mountain became distinctively the property of Jinnosuke and his youthful companions, whose whole sport was devoted to mimic warfare.
The German emotions are distinctively expressed by thumpings in some form.
Its character is that of the late work of the choir, and is somewhat out of keeping with this distinctively Norman portion of the building.
Comedy had already taken definite shape when comic poets, distinctively so called, are heard of.
The work of Wedgwood is the only distinctively inventive contribution made to the china-making art.
It was but natural that the first distinctively Negro churches should belong to the democratic Baptist denomination.
He is distinctively an Irish poet, though we find him in his youth writing plays and poems in imitation of Shelley and Spenser.
Only when the shepherd-songs ceased to be the outcome of unalloyed pastoral conditions did they become distinctively pastoral.
I have said that a sense of the contrast between town and country was essential to the development of a distinctively pastoral literature.
After their retirement to Sheen and Moor Park, Surrey, we know nothing distinctively of Lady Temple, and little is known of their family life.
President of Lake Forest College The years from 1830 to 1848 were distinctively revolutionary years in Germany, which until then had remained strongly conservative.
He brought the woman up as he lowered the glory hitherto attached to characteristics distinctively manly.
But with all her crimes, all her misfortunes, all her shame, she was a great woman, and a glorious queen, and in both qualities peculiarly and distinctively English.
Before the war Bessy Bell would have presented the perfect type of the beautiful, highly sensitive, delicately organized girl so peculiarly and distinctively American.
To begin with, their people were as we have already seen, distinctively the seafaring folk of North America.
But they never represented anything distinctively American, and their influence upon American literature is scarcely discernible.
Being under the care of a distinctively Christian organization it carries out the intention of its founders in providing religious instruction for all who attend.
In the summer vacations, the cities are empty of music, drama, and most else of what makes them distinctively worth while.
Women were generally treated with disrespect, and distinctively female virtues were almost without appreciation.

Similar words containing TINCTIVE without suffix ly and without prefix dis

extinctive22 distinctive17 instinctive16 distinctives18 indistinctive19 instinctively21 undistinctive19 nondistinctive20 distinctiveness21 indistinctively24 distinctivenesses23 contradistinctive25 contradistinctively30

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