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Definition of distinguished
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of distinguished is as below...
Distinguished
(a.)
Separated
from
others
by
distinct
difference;
having,
or
indicating,
superiority;
eminent
or
known;
illustrious;
--
applied
to
persons
and
deeds..
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Joinhand
::
Joinhand
(n.)
Writing
in which
letters
are
joined
in
words;
--
distinguished
from
writing
in
single
letters.
Man
::
Man (n.)
Especially:
An adult male
person;
a
grown-up
male
person,
as
distinguished
from a woman or a
child..
Cytoplasm
::
Cytoplasm
(n.) The
substance
of the body of a cell, as
distinguished
from the
karyoplasma,
or
substance
of the
nucleus..
Sex
::
Sex (n.) The
distinguishing
peculiarity
of male or
female
in both
animals
and
plants;
the
physical
difference
between
male and
female;
the
assemblage
of
properties
or
qualities
by which male is
distinguished
from
female.
Retinue
::
Retinue
(n.) The body of
retainers
who
follow
a
prince
or other
distinguished
person;
a train of
attendants;
a
suite.
Gemma
::
Gemma (n.) A leaf bud, as
distinguished
from a
flower
bud..
Infield
::
Infield
(n.)
Arable
and
manured
land kept
continually
under crop; --
distinguished
from
outfield.
Stall
::
Stall (v. i.) In the
theater,
a seat with arms or
otherwise
partly
inclosed,
as
distinguished
from the
benches,
sofas,
etc..
Stellular
::
Stellionate
(n.) Any fraud not
distinguished
by a more
special
name; --
chiefly
applied
to sales of the same
property
to two
different
persons,
or
selling
that for one's own which
belongs
to
another,
etc..
Unisexual
::
Unisexual
(a.)
Having
one sex only, as
plants
which have the male and
female
flowers
on
separate
individuals,
or
animals
in which the sexes are in
separate
individuals;
di/cious;
--
distinguished
from
bisexual,
or
hermaphrodite.
See
Di/cious..
Long
::
Long
(superl.)
Drawn out in a line, or in the
direction
of
length;
protracted;
extended;
as, a long line; --
opposed
to
short,
and
distinguished
from broad or
wide..
External
::
External
(a.)
Outwardly
perceptible;
visible;
physical
or
corporeal,
as
distinguished
from
mental
or
moral..
Principal
::
Principal
(n.) A chief
obligor,
promisor,
or
debtor,
-- as
distinguished
from a
surety..
People
::
People
(n.) The mass of
comunity
as
distinguished
from a
special
class;
the
commonalty;
the
populace;
the
vulgar;
the
common
crowd;
as,
nobles
and
people..
Poem
::
Poem (n.) A
metrical
composition;
a
composition
in verse
written
in
certain
measures,
whether
in blank verse or in
rhyme,
and
characterized
by
imagination
and
poetic
diction;
--
contradistinguished
from
prose;
as, the poems of Homer or of
Milton..
Bondmaid
::
Bondmaid
(n.) A
female
slave,
or one bound to
service
without
wages,
as
distinguished
from a hired
servant..
Anabolism
::
Anabolism
(n.) The
constructive
metabolism
of the body, as
distinguished
from
katabolism..
Acquiescence
::
Acquiescence
(n.) A
silent
or
passive
assent
or
submission,
or a
submission
with
apparent
content;
--
distinguished
from
avowed
consent
on the one hand, and on the
other,
from
opposition
or open
discontent;
quiet
satisfaction..
Outside
::
Outside
(n.) One who, or that
which,
is
without;
hence,
an
outside
passenger,
as
distinguished
from one who is
inside.
See
Inside,
n. 3..
Face
::
Face (v. t.) To make the
surface
of
(anything)
flat or
smooth;
to dress the face of (a
stone,
a
casting,
etc.);
esp., in
turning,
to shape or
smooth
the flat
surface
of, as
distinguished
from the
cylindrical
surface..
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