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distinguish
distinguish: v.
1 tr. (often foll. by from) a see or point out the difference of; draw distinctions (cannot distinguish one from the other)). b constitute such a difference (the mole distinguishes him from his twin). c draw distinctions between; differentiate.
2 tr. be a mark or property of; characterize (distinguished by his greed).
3 tr. discover by listening, looking, etc. (could distinguish two voices).
4 tr. (usu. refl.; often foll. by by) make prominent or noteworthy (distinguished himself by winning first prize).
5 tr. (often foll. by into) divide; classify.
6 intr. (foll. by between) make or point out a difference between. øødistinguishable adj. [F distinguer or L distinguere (as DIS-, stinguere stinct- extinguish): cf. EXTINGUISH]
Most popular pairs with distinguish
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