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Description:

The term "distinguish" refers to recognizing or perceiving the difference between objects, ideas, or qualities. It is often used to highlight the act of discerning or making distinctions between things.

Possible Parts of Speech:

  • Verb (transitive): She could easily distinguish the scent of roses from other flowers.
  • Verb (intransitive): The colors on the painting started to blur, making it hard to distinguish between them.
  • Noun (rare usage): His ability to make fine distinctions was a key component of his success.

Senses and Usages:

  1. Distinguishing between two or more things:
    • He struggled to distinguish between reality and fantasy.
    • It can be challenging for some people to distinguish the twins apart.
  2. Recognizing a unique or outstanding feature:
    • The elegant architecture of the building distinguished it from the others on the street.
    • Her exceptional talent as a singer distinguishes her from the rest of the contestants.
  3. Gaining renown or prominence:
    • The young writer has quickly distinguished herself in the literary world.
    • His remarkable accomplishments have distinguished him as a respected leader.

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