Distinctness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISTINCTNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being distinct
• The quality or state of being distinct; a separation or difference that prevents confusion of parts or things.
• Nice discrimination; hence, clearness; precision; as, he stated his arguments with great distinctness.
• the quality of being sharp and clear
• the state of being several and distinct
• the quality of being not alike; being distinct or different from that otherwise experienced or known
ADJECTIVE:
• physically separate
• (used for emphasis) so clearly apparent to the mind as to be unmistakable; definite
• recognizably different in nature from something else of a similar type
• readily distinguishable by the senses
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• distinguishable to the eye or mind as discret; separate

Words related to DISTINCTNESS

distinct11 distinctnesses17 distincture14

Words that contain DISTINCTNESS

distinctnesses17 indistinctness17 indistinctnesse18 indistinctnesses19

How to use DISTINCTNESS in a sentence

• I can still recollect with wonderful distinctness what I have thought and felt since that date, while all the preceding years are vague and shadowy as an ill-remembered dream.
• Behind them the forest stretched darkly away, and in the stillness that brooded over them the sound of the lapping water beneath came up with a curious distinctness.
• It faced westward, and though gloom prevailed inside, there was still light enough without to see with distinctness.
• But in this narrative the scenes of the plantation rise before us, with a distinctness which approaches reality.
• With regard to the question at issue, Yorkshire, the largest county in England, had not yet defined her position with a sufficient degree of distinctness.
• This arrangement was made on the New York-Cleveland circuit, and the characters were then clearly defined and of uniform distinctness.
• Then the decrease in distinctness of sound was so rapid that it was quickly lost.
• The dilemma was stated with sharp distinctness in correspondence which passed between Washington and Hamilton in April, 1791.
• Figgis got his notes, which he made in a large round hand, with laborious distinctness, correctly written.
• He spoke with great deliberation and distinctness, with singular precision and propriety of language, without any parade of rhetoric or attempt at eloquence.
• Still, the vague form slowly took on more distinctness as in its course it gradually drew nearer to him.
• But out of all his confusion one thing stood out with distinctness.
• This is generally the best sign that the gilding will bring out the impression with the greatest degree of distinctness.
• This makes it comparatively difficult for us to realise the distinctness of the elements which go to make up most tastes as we actually experience them.
• I remember everything that happened with the utmost distinctness.
• Her Royal Highness sang with great clearness and distinctness, but it was the first time she had sung before her august mother and she was frightened almost to death.
• The moon had risen, and he could see every object with great distinctness.
• One fact was standing out each day with sharp and clean cut distinctness, a struggle of giants was on beneath the surface.
• The hymn with which the afternoon services were opened came through the woods with a distinctness that was not without a remote and curious suggestion of pathos.
• The value of practice with the use of a mirror, and of the formation of the sounds in practice with a distinctness in excess of the actual needs of the listener.
• Already, through the drifting midnight rain, the outline of her figure was losing its distinctness.
• If it be a metaphysical idea, he finds words for it which give it the distinctness and reality of a physical substance.
• At this instant the three friends turned, in spite of themselves, a last look on the rock, upon the menacing figure which pursued them and now stood out with a distinctness still.
• CHAPTER VI IN WHICH THE PAST LAYS AN OMINOUS HAND ON THE PRESENT Down here on the shore, in the serene morning atmosphere, voices carried with peculiar distinctness.
• I suppose the imagination added distinctness to sounds vague in themselves.
• It is noticeable, however, that even those who do not speak favorably of finger action, use it themselves when playing passages requiring distinctness and clearness.
• I have seen them with great distinctness and brilliancy with the excellent eleven-inch telescope of the Wesleyan University.
• The figure of this good woman throughout his childhood stood out from among all others surrounding him, with singular distinctness.
• The old stories he had told her came back with a marvellous distinctness.
• Every little shade of meaning they make clear with great distinctness.
• The reader is conducted from adventure to adventure with an unfailing interest, sustained by the distinctness of the picture and the brightness of the coloring.

Similar words containing TINCTNES without suffix s and without prefix dis

distinctnesses17 indistinctness17 indistinctnesse18 indistinctnesses19

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