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distinguishing

adjective as in distinctive

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For generations, Americans have marked Thanksgiving by wrestling with the perfect way to prepare and serve turkey, a bird known for its ungainly size, dry texture and lack of distinguishing flavor.

The letter concluded with a long list of various types of ferns, complete with their distinguishing characteristics.

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He says that while distinguishing between "useful" and "wasteful" handouts is important, it is only by extracting promises during elections that the poor in India get anything at all from their political representatives.

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The clinical importance of distinguishing this pattern lies in treatment.

Daly didn’t indicate support for a move in December and focused on distinguishing temporary price effects from longer-term changes in the economy.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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