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distinct
adjective as in apparent, obvious
Strongest matches
Weak matches
audible, categorical, clean-cut, clear, clear-cut, decided, enunciated, evident, explicit, express, incisive, lucid, manifest, marked, palatable, patent, perspicuous, plain, prescribed, sharp, sharp-cut, transparent, trenchant, unambiguous, unequivocal, well-defined
adjective as in different; unconnected
Strongest matches
discrete, disparate, dissimilar, distinctive, divergent, diverse, offbeat, particular, peculiar, separate, special, specific, unique, various
Weak matches
detached, disunited, especial, individual, poles apart, separated, several, single, sole, unassociated, unattached
Example Sentences
But that language was stripped out last minute, raising the possibility that Democrats enter the 2026 midterm election with a distinct advantage.
Even in the darkness, the colors of the garment look distinct.
With a distinct lack of enthusiasm, Cassiopeia showed Lady Constance the pillow she had made.
“There is a distinct lack of good manners on display—yet there is no need to growl quite so loudly, Beowulf. Someone might take it the wrong way.”
Women and men often took on gender roles that were more traditional and distinct than their roles are today.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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