distingue (Meaning)

distingue

distinguished especially in manner or bearing

Emily's refined demeanor and impeccable diction distinguished her from the crowd.
The antique painting bore a distinctive mark that distinguished it from its contemporaries.
The scholar's research paper was notable for its erudition and originality, which distinguished it from others in the field.
The heirloom jewelry passed down through generations remained distinct, distinguishing it from mass-produced pieces.
The surgeon possessed a distinguished track record, having performed countless successful operations.
The politician's eloquence and charisma distinguished him as a rising star.
The philosopher's writings were distinguished by their profound insights and lyrical prose.
The chef's cuisine was distinguished by its innovative flavors and exquisite presentation.
The museum's collection featured a distinguished array of artifacts from various cultures.
The young artist's paintings were distinguished by their vivid colors and bold brushwork.

distinguished especially in manner or bearing

imposing,solemn, distinguished, elegant, staid, decorous, sombre, august, stately, portly

vulgar, coarse, giddy, undignified, silly, goofy,frivolous, flighty,improper, indecent

Emily's refined demeanor and impeccable diction distinguished her from the crowd.

The antique painting bore a distinctive mark that distinguished it from its contemporaries.

The scholar's research paper was notable for its erudition and originality, which distinguished it from others in the field.

The heirloom jewelry passed down through generations remained distinct, distinguishing it from mass-produced pieces.