distinctness

noundiscreteness
nounclearness

Synonyms for distinctness

noun discreteness

Antonyms for distinctness

clearness

noun. brightness

Word Origin & History

late 14c., originally past participle of distincten (c.1300) "to distinguish," from Old French distincter, from Latin distinctus, past participle of distinguere (see distinguish). Related: Distinctness.

Example Sentences fordistinctness

Infinity not rightly implied by vastness.frequency than their distinctness.

In the latter case, also, the distinctness of the articulation was improved.

He is unable to speak or to articulate any sound with distinctness.

They were to have a regular little lark—that she remembered, too, with distinctness.

Should you mind pointing them out to me with some distinctness?

He did not even remember with any distinctness what these things were that he had been going to do.

The only question is, What is the limit to that distinctness, or is there any?

Do these images come to you with the distinctness of reality?

Reduce our idea of matter to clearness and distinctness, and what do we find?

"The forest primeval," I enunciated with all the distinctness of which I was capable.

distinctness

Synonyms for distinctness

Antonyms for distinctness

clearness

limpidity

limpidness

lucidness

pellucidity

distinctness

Synonyms for distinctness

Antonyms for distinctness

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