Distinguish means: To recognize someone or something as different from others based on its characteristics. Related words include identify or mark. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Distinguish in practice.
Distinguish in a sentence
Related words
Distinguish meaning
- To recognize someone or something as different from others based on its characteristics.
- To see someone or something clearly or distinctly.
- To make noticeably different or better from others through accomplishments.
Example sentences (20)
Dr Tewari highlighted the key indicator to distinguish between scabies and eczema - the timing of the discomfort.
Balogh and other Swifties are quick to distinguish themselves from fans like this, calling them clout-chasers.
Climate scientists also distinguish atmospheric rivers from other kinds of storms by the amount of water vapor they carry.
I distinguish defense contractors from other industrial companies, as I see them tied to different drivers.
The above is clearly an article for those who don’t know or who can’t distinguish the differences between opinion and fact.
But, she said, Ms. Harris has not been clear enough about how she would distinguish herself from Mr. Biden.
One potential solution to inbreeding is the use of AI systems designed to distinguish generative content from human content.
PC&P’s Azabudai Hills project features a few traits that distinguish it from skyscrapers around the world.
How do we reward players who distinguish themselves at club level if not through national team call ups?
This facility and the Esports major aim to distinguish UND as a top institution for those interested in the program to attend.
My hope there is we can distinguish between those who can be convinced and the other group I describe.
This is a matter of power race: one day it will be very difficult to distinguish what a person did and what a neural network did.
In addition, Kimberly-Clark agreed to improve its labeling to distinguish between wipes that can and can’t be sent down the toilet.
The characteristics of —strong adsorption, strong oxidization—make it easy for indium phosphide to distinguish it from other gases.
He didn’t distinguish himself at Miami, averaging just 7.6 points for the disappointing Hurricanes.
It has been difficult to distinguish between these two possibilities – but now light bent around distant galaxies has offered a clue.
If the size increase is accurate, it would be yet another move from Apple to distinguish its Pro iPhone models from its regular ones.
The villagers had done nothing, really, to distinguish themselves, except for a tendency towards moderation and occasional benevolence.
To help color-blind individuals distinguish it from the brown that denotes non-vegetarian food.
As Laura said, we continue to distinguish ourselves through innovation and good operations.
Common combinations with distinguish
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- to distinguish 128×
- distinguish between 85×
- distinguish themselves 16×
- distinguish the 16×
- can distinguish 16×
- distinguish them 11×
- not distinguish 11×
- distinguish it 8×
- distinguish itself 7×
- distinguish from 7×
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About these examples
The 20 examples on this page contain the complete word distinguish. Duplicate, incomplete, unusually short and technically noisy sentences are removed automatically. The definition is sourced from Wiktionary. Read more about our sources and checks on the About Voorbeeldzinnen.info page or see how to report a correction.