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Definition of distinct
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Distinct
(a.)
Marked;
variegated.
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Indistinctible
::
Indistinctible
(a.)
Indistinguishable.
Apiculated
::
Apiculated
(a.)
Terminated
abruptly
by a
small,
distinct
point,
as a
leaf..
Phanerocrystalline
::
Phanerocrystalline
(a.)
Distinctly
crystalline;
-- used of
rocks.
Opposed
to
cryptocrystalline.
Eminence
::
Eminence
(n.) An
elevated
condition
among men; a place or
station
above men in
general,
either
in rank,
office,
or
celebrity;
social
or moral
loftiness;
high rank;
distinction;
preferment..
Racy
::
Racy
(superl.)
Hence:
Exciting
to the
mental
taste by a
strong
or
distinctive
character
of
thought
or
language;
peculiar
and
piquant;
fresh and
lively.
Brother German
::
Brother
german
() A
brother
by both the
father's
and
mother's
side, in
contradistinction
to a
uterine
brother,
one by the
mother
only..
Algonkin
::
Algonkin
(n.) One of a
widely
spread
family
of
Indians,
including
many
distinct
tribes,
which
formerly
occupied
most of the
northern
and
eastern
part of North
America.
The name was
originally
applied
to a group of
Indian
tribes
north of the River St.
Lawrence..
Theurgy
::
Theurgy
(n.) In later or
modern
magic,
that
species
of magic in which
effects
are
claimed
to be
produced
by
supernatural
agency,
in
distinction
from
natural
magic..
Expressly
::
Expressly
(adv.)
In an
express
manner;
in
direct
terms;
with
distinct
purpose;
particularly;
as, a book
written
expressly
for the
young..
Subtle
::
Subtle
(superl.)
Characterized
by
refinement
and
niceness
in
drawing
distinctions;
nicely
discriminating;
-- said of
persons;
as, a
subtle
logician;
refined;
tenuous;
sinuous;
insinuating;
hence,
penetrative
or
pervasive;
-- said of the mind; its
faculties,
or its
operations;
as, a
subtle
intellect;
a
subtle
imagination;
a
subtle
process
of
thought;
also,
difficult
of
apprehension;
elusive..
"archetypally
::
Archetypally
(adv.)
With
reference
to the
archetype;
originally.
Parts
archetypally
distinct..
Nobility
::
Nobility
(n.) The state of being of high rank or noble
birth;
patrician
dignity;
antiquity
of
family;
distinction
by rank,
station,
or
title,
whether
inherited
or
conferred..
Discriminative
::
Discriminative
(a.)
Marking
a
difference;
distinguishing;
distinctive;
characteristic.
Engross
::
Engross
(v. t.) To copy or write in a large hand (en
gross,
i. e., in
large);
to write a fair copy of in
distinct
and
legible
characters;
as, to
engross
a deed or like
instrument
on
parchment..
Babble
::
Babble
(v. i.) To utter words
indistinctly
or
unintelligibly;
to utter
inarticulate
sounds;
as a child
babbles.
Indistinctness
::
Indistinctness
(n.) The
quality
or
condition
of being
indistinct;
want of
definiteness;
dimness;
confusion;
as, the
indistinctness
of a
picture,
or of
comprehension;
indistinctness
of
vision..
Aurochs
::
Aurochs
(n.) The
European
bison
(Bison
bonasus,
/
Europaeus),
once
widely
distributed,
but now
nearly
extinct,
except
where
protected
in the
Lithuanian
forests,
and
perhaps
in the
Caucasus.
It is
distinct
from the Urus of
Caesar,
with which it has often been
confused..
Homogeny
::
Homogeny
(n.) The
correspondence
of
common
descent;
-- a term used to
supersede
homology
by
Lankester,
who also used
homoplasy
to
denote
any
superinduced
correspondence
of
position
and
structure
in parts
embryonically
distinct
(other
writers
using the term
homoplasmy).
Thus, there is
homogeny
between
the fore limb of a
mammal
and the wing of a bird; but the right and left
ventricles
of the heart in both are only in
homoplasy
with each
other,
these
having
arisen
independently
since the
divergence
Order
::
Order (n.) A body of
persons
having
some
common
honorary
distinction
or rule of
obligation;
esp., a body of
religious
persons
or
aggregate
of
convents
living
under a
common
rule; as, the Order of the Bath; the
Franciscan
order..
Divided
::
Divided
(a.) Cut into
distinct
parts,
by
incisions
which reach the
midrib;
-- said of a
leaf..
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