distinct
adjective (DIFFERENT) /dɪˈstɪŋkt/Definition
C1 clearly separate and different (from something else): The two concepts are quite distinct (from each other). There are two distinct factions within the one political party.Different and difference as distinct from › rather than: She's a personal assistant as distinct from a secretary.Different and difference distinctly /-li/ adverb › I distinctly remember asking him.Apparent and obviousVisible
(Definition of distinct adjective (DIFFERENT) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- a breath of fresh air idiom
- a whole new ballgame idiom
- a world of difference idiom
- alternative adjective
- alternative noun
- asymmetric adjective
- chasm noun
- distinctive adjective
- distorted adjective
- divergence noun
- divers adjective
- diverse adjective
- otherwise adjective
- permutation noun
- refreshing adjective
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