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Synonym for "distinguish"


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distinguish [verb]
means "make important"
distinguish [verb]
means "discern"

Further results for the word "distinguish"

characterise [verb]
means "name"
demarcate, distinguish, characterize, identify, mark, label
characterize [verb]
means "name"
demarcate, characterise, distinguish, identify, mark, label
differentiate [verb]
means "contrast"
discriminate, distinguish, separate, set off
discern [verb]
means "determine"
penetrate, differentiate, discriminate, find out, distinguish, judge
find out [verb]
means "determine"
penetrate, differentiate, discriminate, discern, distinguish, judge
identify [verb]
means "recognise"
know, distinguish, make out, tell, detect, perceive
know [verb]
means "comparison"
discriminate, differentiate, distinguish, separate, difference
mark [verb]
means "comparison"
distinguish, characterise, characterize, qualify
notice [verb]
means "perception"
recognize, recognise, discern, mind, discriminate, distinguish
perceive [verb]
means "see"
descry, discern, discover, distinguish, note, notice
recognise [verb]
means "identify"
know, distinguish, make out, tell, detect, perceive
recognise [verb]
means "honour"
reward, distinguish
recognize [verb]
means "identify"
know, distinguish, make out, tell, detect, perceive
recognize [verb]
means "honour"
reward, distinguish
see [verb]
means "perception"
understand, comprehend, discern, distinguish, perceive, recognise
specify [verb]
means "classify"
stamp, categorise, categorize, distinguish, identify, differentiate
tell [verb]
means "activity"
deduce, ascertain, discern, distinguish, differentiate, compute
ace [adjective]
means "outstanding"
expert, distinguished, first-rate
apparent [adjective]
means "perceptible"
distinguishable, discernible, open, visible, manifest
appreciable [adjective]
means "discernible"
distinguishable, perceptible, visible, ascertainable, apparent, recognisable
ascertainable [adjective]
means "discernible"
distinguishable, perceptible, visible, appreciable, apparent, recognisable
bright [adjective]
means "characteristic"
illustrious, fair, distinguished, eminent, prosperous, famous
celebrated [adjective]
means "famous"
glorious, distinguished, venerable, great, eminent, well-known
characteristic [adjective]
means "typical"
representative, specific, distinguishing, distinctive, idiosyncratic, particular
considerable [adjective]
means "esteemed"
venerable, distinguished, respectable, important, momentous
consummate [adjective]
means "gifted"
distinguished
discriminate [adjective]
means "judge"
critical, distinguishing
esteemed [adjective]
means "considerable"
venerable, distinguished, respectable, important, momentous
famed [adjective]
means "famous"
glorious, noted, renowned, celebrated, notable, distinguished
famous [adjective]
means "characteristic"
prominent, celebrated, distinguished, eminent, famed, important
gifted [adjective]
means "consummate"
distinguished
glorious [adjective]
means "famous"
famed, noted, renowned, celebrated, notable, distinguished
great [adjective]
means "characteristic"
famous, celebrated, distinguished, famed, eminent, noted
high [adjective]
means "characteristic"
exalted, prominent, distinguished, important, pre-eminent, elevated
honored [adjective]
means "respected"
venerated, distinguished, venerable, highly regarded, celebrated, eminent
idiosyncratic [adjective]
means "typical"
representative, specific, distinguishing, distinctive, characteristic, particular
illustrative [adjective]
means "typical"
representative, specific, distinguishing, distinctive, idiosyncratic, particular
illustrious [adjective]
means "splendid"
brilliant, celebrated, eminent, distinguished, famed, famous
marking [adjective]
means "designating"
distinguishing, specifying, naming
nice [adjective]
means "property"
accurate, right, fine, critical, distinguishing, delicate
notable [adjective]
means "remarkable"
conspicuous, striking, distinguished, extraordinary, great, memorable
notable [adjective]
means "important"
conspicuous, celebrated, distinguished, renowned, eminent, famed
perceptible [adjective]
means "apparent"
distinguishable, discernible, open, visible, manifest
pre-eminent [adjective]
means "predominant"
above, consummate, distinguished, dominant, eminent, excellent
pre-eminent [adjective]
means "exalted"
prominent, distinguished, important, high, elevated, eminent
prominent [adjective]
means "famous"
celebrated, distinguished, eminent, famed, important, leading
recognisable [adjective]
means "discernible"
distinguishable, perceptible, visible, ascertainable, apparent, appreciable
recognizable [adjective]
means "discernible"
distinguishable, perceptible, visible, ascertainable, apparent, recognisable
renowned [adjective]
means "important"
conspicuous, celebrated, distinguished, notable, eminent, famed
representative [adjective]
means "typical"
characteristic, specific, distinguishing, distinctive, idiosyncratic, particular
reputable [adjective]
means "celebrated"
distinguished, famous, illustrious, notable, prominent, renowned
shining [adjective]
means "illustrious"
glorious, splendid, outstanding, distinguished, excellent, brilliant
special [adjective]
means "specific"
certain, distinct, distinguished, particular, single, designated
splendid [adjective]
means "illustrious"
brilliant, celebrated, eminent, distinguished, famed, famous
superlative [adjective]
means "gifted"
distinguished
typical [adjective]
means "characteristic"
representative, specific, distinguishing, distinctive, idiosyncratic, particular
venerable [adjective]
means "famous"
glorious, celebrated, distinguished, great, eminent, well-known
well-known [adjective]
means "famous"
celebrated, distinguished, eminent, famed, important, leading
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