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See definition of distingué on Dictionary.com
  • as indignified
  • as indistinguished
  • as ingenteel
  • as innotable
  • as inold-maidish
  • as insuave

synonyms for distingué

  • courtly
  • distinguished
  • formal
  • grand
  • magnificent
  • noble
  • solemn
  • somber
  • stately
  • grave
  • refined
  • reserved
  • respected
  • aristocratic
  • august
  • decorous
  • eminent
  • great
  • highbrow
  • highfalutin
  • imperial
  • imperious
  • lofty
  • magisterial
  • nifty
  • prideful
  • proud
  • regal
  • superior
  • upright
On this page you'll find 311 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to distingué, such as: courtly, distinguished, formal, grand, magnificent, and noble.

antonyms for distingué

MOST RELEVANT
  • common
  • ignoble
  • informal
  • insignificant
  • ordinary
  • undignified
  • unimpressive
  • unrefined
  • dishonorable
  • indecorous
  • infamous
  • insignificant
  • lowly
  • normal
  • obscure
  • ordinary
  • stupid
  • typical
  • undignified
  • unimportant
  • unknown
  • unremarkable
  • unrespected
  • unimpressive
  • common
  • standard
  • common
  • familiar
  • hidden
  • inconspicuous
  • infamous
  • inferior
  • insignificant
  • normal
  • obscure
  • ordinary
  • poor
  • regular
  • secret
  • standard
  • trivial
  • typical
  • unimportant
  • unimpressive
  • unknown
  • unnoticeable
  • unremarkable
  • usual
  • vague
  • commonplace
  • inconsequential
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    How to use distingué in a sentence

    If she is so distingue in rather less than ordinary dress, what would she be in a Parisian costume?
    MUSIC-STUDY IN GERMANYAMY FAY
    Ayant flair, il distingue hardiment entre un opportuniste et un radical.
    INSTIGATIONSEZRA POUND
    Recevez en attendant l'expression de ces sentiments, avec l'assurance de la considration le plus distingue.
    THE LIFE OF THOMAS, LORD COCHRANE, TENTH EARL OF DUNDONALD, VOL. IITHOMAS LORD COCHRANE
    What Huysmans called the maigreur distingue of youth is a characteristic of this church.
    HOW FRANCE BUILT HER CATHEDRALSELIZABETH BOYLE O'REILLY
    He was so distingue, carried himself so loftily, and yet was so gallantly condescending, and so inimitably fascinating.
    THE FATAL GLOVECLARA AUGUSTA JONES TRASK
    The toilette superbe requires only cost—a toilette distingue demands care.
    HELENMARIA EDGEWORTH
    There was a distingue air about Sir Oswald, an old-fashioned courtly dignity, which never for one moment left him.
    LOVE WORKS WONDERSCHARLOTTE M. BRAME
    Faire le bien, connatre le vrai, voil ce qui distingue un homme dun autre; le reste nest rien.
    THE STORY OF MY LIFE, VOLUMES 4-6AUGUSTUS J. C. HARE
    So much for the nuptials of Hortense and Charley; they were, as one paper pronounced them, "up to date and distingue."
    LADY BALTIMOREOWEN WISTER
    Beaumarchais said wittily, "Boire sans soif et faire l'amour en tout temps, c'est ce que distingue l'homme de la bte."
    HUMAN ANIMALSFRANK HAMEL
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    WORDS RELATED TO DISTINGUÉ

    • aristocratic
    • august
    • courtly
    • decorous
    • distinguished
    • distingué
    • eminent
    • formal
    • grand
    • grave
    • great
    • highbrow
    • highfalutin
    • imperial
    • imperious
    • lofty
    • magisterial
    • magnificent
    • nifty
    • noble
    • prideful
    • proud
    • refined
    • regal
    • reserved
    • respected
    • solemn
    • somber
    • stately
    • superior
    • upright
    Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.