to divide, distinguish.

To make different in manner, mode, or dress (from others). Obsolete.

So as to be able to distinguish or tell apart two or more similar things. Usually in to know asunder. Obsolete.

transitive. To distinguish; to set apart or separate with respect to one or more qualities; to make dissimilar, different, or distinct.

transitive. Esp. of a quality or feature: to cause (something) to be differentiated or distinguished (from something else); to cause or…

To separate or distinguish (from something else). Obsolete. rare.

To mark as different or distinct; to separate (things, or one thing from another) by distinctive marks; to indicate the difference of or between; to…

transitive. To place or represent as an individual thing; to make distinct or separate from others; to differentiate, distinguish, individualize.

To make different, to differentiate from.

transitive. To distinguish (a thing or group of things) further, esp. to subdivide into further categories; to subclassify. Also occasionally intrans…

transitive. Of a feature, quality, etc.: to serve to differentiate; to distinguish. Frequently with from.

transitive. To separate or distinguish (from). Cf. severize, v.

To invest with a specific character.

transitive. Not to resemble; to be unlike.

To render ‘foreign’ or dissimilar in character. Obsolete.

transitive. To distinguish from someone or something else.

transitive. To draw a distinction between; to make distinct or differentiated; to differentiate.

transitive. Of a quality or feature: to cause (something) to be differentiated or distinguished (from something else); to cause or constitute a…

transitive. To make unlike.

gen. transitive. To differentiate (something) again or further.