indistinction Synonyms
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indistinction Meaning
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indistinction (n.)
Want of distinction or distinguishableness; confusion; uncertainty; indiscrimination.
indistinction Sentence Examples
- The indistinction between the two paintings made it difficult to discern their differences.
- Their voices merged into an indistinction, rendering their words incomprehensible.
- The fog enveloped the landscape, creating an indistinction that obscured all features.
- The artist's technique resulted in an indistinction of form and color, evoking a sense of ethereal ambiguity.
- The noise of the crowd reached a crescendo, blurring into an indistinction of sound.
- The indistinction between truth and fiction in the novel raised questions about the nature of reality.
- The passage of time had faded the lines of distinction, leaving behind an indistinction of memories.
- The photographer captured the indistinction of the moment before dawn, where the darkness and light intertwined.
- The indistinction between the two roads led to confusion and uncertainty.
- The uniform dress code at the school created an indistinction among the students, emphasizing their conformity.
FAQs About the word indistinction
Want of distinction or distinguishableness; confusion; uncertainty; indiscrimination.
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The indistinction between the two paintings made it difficult to discern their differences.
Their voices merged into an indistinction, rendering their words incomprehensible.
The fog enveloped the landscape, creating an indistinction that obscured all features.
The artist's technique resulted in an indistinction of form and color, evoking a sense of ethereal ambiguity.
