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distinguished:
- distinguished; pompous; majestic; majestically; eminent; prominent; aristocratic; solemnly; grand; lofty; high-bred; illustrious; stately; renowned; noteworthy; weighty; high ranking; dignified; graceful; elegant; stylish; sophisticated; refined; imposing; magisterial
- distinguished; famous; noble; aristocratic; excellent
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Detailed Synonyms for distinguished in English
distinguished:
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distinguished
distinguished; pompous; majestic; majestically; eminent; prominent; aristocratic; solemnly; grand; lofty; high-bred-
distinguished adj
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pompous adj
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majestic adj
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majestically adv
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eminent adj
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prominent adj
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aristocratic adj
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solemnly adv
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grand adj
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lofty adj
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high-bred adj
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distinguished
distinguished; illustrious; stately; renowned; noteworthy; weighty; high ranking-
distinguished adj
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illustrious adj
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stately adj
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renowned adj
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noteworthy adj
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weighty adj
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high ranking adj
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distinguished
distinguished; stately; prominent; aristocratic; dignified; eminent; grand-
distinguished adj
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stately adj
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prominent adj
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aristocratic adj
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dignified adj
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eminent adj
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grand adj
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distinguished
graceful; elegant; stylish; sophisticated; refined; distinguished-
graceful adj
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elegant adj
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stylish adj
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sophisticated adj
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refined adj
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distinguished adj
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distinguished
– used of a person's appearance or behavior; befitting an eminent person 1distinguished; grand; imposing; magisterial– used of a person's appearance or behavior; befitting an eminent person 1-
distinguished adj
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grand adj
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imposing adj
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magisterial adj
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distinguished
– (used of persons) standing above others in character or attainment or reputation 1distinguished– (used of persons) standing above others in character or attainment or reputation 1-
distinguished adj
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Related Definitions for "distinguished":
distinguished form of distinguish:
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to distinguish
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to distinguish
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to distinguish
– mark as different 1to distinguish; to separate; to tell; to differentiate; secernate; tell apart; severalise; secern; severalize– mark as different 1-
secernate verb
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tell apart verb
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secern verb
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to distinguish
– be a distinctive feature, attribute, or trait; sometimes in a very positive sense 1to distinguish; to mark; to differentiate– be a distinctive feature, attribute, or trait; sometimes in a very positive sense 1 -
to distinguish
– identify as in botany or biology, for example 1 -
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to distinguish
– detect with the senses 1to distinguish; to spot; to discern; to make out; to pick out; to recognize; recognise; tell apart– detect with the senses 1-
tell apart verb
Conjugations for distinguish:
present
- distinguish
- distinguish
- distinguishes
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simple past
- distinguished
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present perfect
- have distinguished
- have distinguished
- has distinguished
- have distinguished
- have distinguished
- have distinguished
past continuous
- was distinguishing
- were distinguishing
- was distinguishing
- were distinguishing
- were distinguishing
- were distinguishing
future
- shall distinguish
- will distinguish
- will distinguish
- shall distinguish
- will distinguish
- will distinguish
continuous present
- am distinguishing
- are distinguishing
- is distinguishing
- are distinguishing
- are distinguishing
- are distinguishing
subjunctive
- be distinguished
- be distinguished
- be distinguished
- be distinguished
- be distinguished
- be distinguished
diverse
- distinguish!
- let's distinguish!
- distinguished
- distinguishing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they