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Definitions from the WebDistinguishmentPart of Speech: NounDefinition: The act of distinguishing or recognizing someone or something as different or unique. Senses:Sense 1:Definition: The quality or character of being distinguished or excellent. Example Sentence: The professor's distinguishing knowledge in the field made her a renowned expert. Sense 2:Definition: A mark, badge, or emblem indicating a special status or accomplishment. Example Sentence: The gold medal was a distinguishment awarded to the athlete for his outstanding performance. Part of Speech: VerbDefinition: The act of distinguishing or differentiating between two or more things. Senses:Sense 1:Definition: To recognize or identify the unique characteristics or qualities of something or someone. Example Sentence: It is difficult to distinguishment between identical twins without their distinct personalities. Sense 2:Definition: To make oneself noticeable or well-known due to exceptional qualities or achievements. Example Sentence: The talented musician quickly distinguishes himself in the music industry with his mesmerizing performances. Part of Speech: AdjectiveDefinition: Describing something or someone that stands out or is easily recognized due to notable qualities or uniqueness. Senses:Sense 1:Definition: Making a marked or significant difference from others. Example Sentence: Her distinguishment style of painting captivated art enthusiasts from all around the world. Sense 2:Definition: Exclusive or acclaimed due to special attributes or skills. Example Sentence: The distinguishment culinary skills of the chef earned him a prestigious Michelin star. Note: Please remember that the dictionary site is fictional, and the Amazon links provided are for illustrative purposes only. | ||||
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