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Definition of distinct
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Distinct
(a.)
Marked;
variegated.
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Trinitarianism
::
Trinitarianism
(n.) The
doctrine
of the
Trinity;
the
doctrine
that there are three
distinct
persons
in the
Godhead.
Savor
::
Savor (a.)
Hence,
specific
flavor
or
quality;
characteristic
property;
distinctive
temper,
tinge,
taint,
and the
like..
Obsoleteness
::
Obsoleteness
(n.)
Indistinctness;
want of
development.
Principal
::
Principal
(n.) A
capital
sum of
money,
placed
out at
interest,
due as a debt or used as a fund; -- so
called
in
distinction
from
interest
or
profit..
Compound
::
Compound
(n.) A union of two or more
ingredients
in
definite
proportions
by
weight,
so
combined
as to form a
distinct
substance;
as, water is a
compound
of
oxygen
and
hydrogen..
Townsfolk
::
Townsfolk
(n.) The
people
of a town;
especially,
the
inhabitants
of a city, in
distinction
from
country
people;
townspeople..
Singularity
::
Singularity
(n.)
Possession
of a
particular
or
exclusive
privilege,
prerogative,
or
distinction..
Kinkajou
::
Kinkajou
(n.) A
nocturnal
carnivorous
mammal
(Cercoleptes
caudivolvulus)
of South
America,
about as large as a
full-grown
cat. It has a
prehensile
tail and lives in
trees.
It is the only
representative
of a
distinct
family
(Cercoleptidae)
allied
to the
raccoons.
Called
also
potto,
and honey
bear..
Dieresis
::
Dieresis
(n.) A mark
consisting
of two dots [/],
placed
over the
second
of two
adjacent
vowels,
to
denote
that they are to be
pronounced
as
distinct
letters;
as,
cooperate,
aerial..
Limitate
::
Limitate
(v. t.)
Bounded
by a
distinct
line.
Earth
::
Earth (n.) The solid
materials
which make up the
globe,
in
distinction
from the air or
water;
the dry
land..
Subsphenoidal
::
Subspecies
(n.) A group
somewhat
lessdistinct
than
speciesusually
are, but based on
characters
more
important
than those which
characterize
ordinary
varieties;
often,
a
geographical
variety
or
race..
Mean
::
Mean
(superl.)
Destitute
of
distinction
or
eminence;
common;
low;
vulgar;
humble.
Erudition
::
Erudition
(n.) The act of
instructing;
the
result
of
thorough
instruction;
the state of being
erudite
or
learned;
the
acquisitions
gained
by
extensive
reading
or
study;
particularly,
learning
in
literature
or
criticism,
as
distinct
from the
sciences;
scholarship..
Charactery
::
Charactery
(n.) The art or means of
characterizing;
a
system
of signs or
characters;
symbolism;
distinctive
mark.
Blackwork
::
Blackwork
(n.) Work
wrought
by
blacksmiths;
-- so
called
in
distinction
from that
wrought
by
whitesmiths.
Campaign
::
Campaign
(n.) A
connected
series
of
military
operations
forming
a
distinct
stage in a war; the time
during
which an army keeps the
field.
Apart
::
Apart
(adv.)
In a state of
separation,
of
exclusion,
or of
distinction,
as to
purpose,
use, or
character,
or as a
matter
of
thought;
separately;
independently;
as,
consider
the two
propositions
apart..
Dimness
::
Dimness
(n.) The state or
quality
/ being dim; lack of
brightness,
clearness,
or
distinctness;
dullness;
obscurity..
Apiculated
::
Apiculated
(a.)
Terminated
abruptly
by a
small,
distinct
point,
as a
leaf..
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