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Definition of distinct
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Distinct
(a.)
Separate
in
place;
not
conjunct;
not
united
by
growth
or
otherwise;
-- with from.
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Santonic
::
Santonic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
an acid
(distinct
from
santoninic
acid)
obtained
from
santonin
as a white
crystalline
substance..
Motley
::
Motley
(n.) A
combination
of
distinct
colors;
esp., the
party-colored
cloth,
or
clothing,
worn by the
professional
fool..
Obscure
::
Obscure
(superl.)
Not
clear,
full, or
distinct;
clouded;
imperfect;
as, an
obscure
view of
remote
objects..
Sort
::
Sort (v. t.) To
separate,
and place in
distinct
classes
or
divisions,
as
things
having
different
qualities;
as, to sort
cloths
according
to their
colors;
to sort wool or
thread
according
to its
fineness..
Addition
::
Addition
(n.) A title
annexed
to a man's name, to
identify
him more
precisely;
as, John Doe, Esq.;
Richard
Roe,
Gent.;
Robert
Dale,
Mason;
Thomas
Way, of New York; a mark of
distinction;
a
title..
Tournois
::
Tournois
(n.) A
former
French
money of
account
worth 20 sous, or a
franc.
It was thus
called
in
distinction
from the Paris
livre,
which
contained
25
sous..
Division
::
Division
(n.) The
portion
separated
by the
divining
of a mass or body; a
distinct
segment
or
section.
Azalea
::
Azalea
(n.) A genus of showy
flowering
shrubs,
mostly
natives
of China or of North
America;
false
honeysuckle.
The genus is
scarcely
distinct
from
Rhododendron..
Civil
::
Civil (a.)
Pertaining
to civic life and
affairs,
in
distinction
from
military,
ecclesiastical,
or
official
state..
Indiscriminate
::
Indiscriminate
(a.) Not
discriminate;
wanting
discrimination;
undistinguishing;
not
making
any
distinction;
confused;
promiscuous.
Department
::
Department
(v. i.) A
distinct
course
of life,
action,
study,
or the like;
appointed
sphere
or walk;
province..
Undistinctive
::
Undistinctive
(a.)
Making
no
distinctions;
not
discriminating;
impartial.
Zibeth
::
Zibeth
(n.) A
carnivorous
mammal
(Viverra
zibetha)
closely
allied
to the
civet,
from which it
differs
in
having
the spots on the body less
distinct,
the
throat
whiter,
and the black rings on the tail more
numerous..
Chancre
::
Chancre
(n.) A
venereal
sore or
ulcer;
specifically,
the
initial
lesion
of true
syphilis,
whether
forming
a
distinct
ulcer or not; --
called
also hard
chancre,
indurated
chancre,
and
Hunterian
chancre..
Freya
::
Freya (n.) The
daughter
of
Njord,
and
goddess
of love and
beauty;
the
Scandinavian
Venus;
-- in
Teutonic
myths
confounded
with
Frigga,
but in
Scandinavian,
distinct..
Spirituality
::
Spirituality
(n.) That which
belongs
to the
church,
or to a
person
as an
ecclesiastic,
or to
religion,
as
distinct
from
temporalities..
Articulation
::
Articulation
(n.) The
utterance
of the
elementary
sounds
of a
language
by the
appropriate
movements
of the
organs,
as in
pronunciation;
as, a
distinct
articulation..
Celebrity
::
Celebrity
(n.) A
person
of
distinction
or
renown;
--
usually
in the
plural;
as, he is one of the
celebrities
of the
place..
Sprinkling
::
Sprinkling
(n.) A small
quantity
falling
in
distinct
drops or
particles;
as, a
sprinkling
of rain or
snow..
Vacuum
::
Vacuum
(n.) A space
entirely
devoid
of
matter
(called
also, by way of
distinction,
absolute
vacuum);
hence,
in a more
general
sense,
a
space,
as the
interior
of a
closed
vessel,
which has been
exhausted
to a high or the
highest
degree
by an air pump or other
artificial
means;
as, water boils at a
reduced
temperature
in a
vacuum..
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