Definition of distinctiveness in English:

distinctiveness

noundɪˈstɪŋ(k)tɪvnəsdəˈstiNG(k)tivnəs

mass noun

The quality of being individual or easily distinguishable.
communities are keen to maintain cultural distinctiveness
Example sentencesExamples
- The immediate reaction was a crisis of confidence, followed by a reassertion of Scottish distinctiveness in culture and politics.
- We believe that a further improvement in quality and distinctiveness can be achieved.
- As a result our streets are losing their local distinctiveness and character.
- Their great distinctiveness is that they are subjective.
- Today, for any kind of youth culture, spending money seems to be a condition of their social distinctiveness.
- Such creative people often give city cultures their vibrancy and distinctiveness.
- They created a market niche by executing a pop-reggae hybrid with more distinctiveness and consistency than did their counterparts.
- Those of us who think it is important to preserve the distinctiveness of Christian universities have reason to be both pessimistic and optimistic.
- Pole's new music largely retains the distinctiveness of the old, in spite of its radical shift in direction.
- Ultimately, these changes would slowly erode the cultural and economic distinctiveness and diversity of the countryside.

Definition of distinctiveness in US English:

distinctiveness

noundəˈstiNG(k)tivnəs

The quality of being individual or easily distinguishable.
communities are keen to maintain cultural distinctiveness
Example sentencesExamples
- Today, for any kind of youth culture, spending money seems to be a condition of their social distinctiveness.
- As a result our streets are losing their local distinctiveness and character.
- Pole's new music largely retains the distinctiveness of the old, in spite of its radical shift in direction.
- Such creative people often give city cultures their vibrancy and distinctiveness.
- The immediate reaction was a crisis of confidence, followed by a reassertion of Scottish distinctiveness in culture and politics.
- Their great distinctiveness is that they are subjective.
- They created a market niche by executing a pop-reggae hybrid with more distinctiveness and consistency than did their counterparts.
- We believe that a further improvement in quality and distinctiveness can be achieved.
- Those of us who think it is important to preserve the distinctiveness of Christian universities have reason to be both pessimistic and optimistic.
- Ultimately, these changes would slowly erode the cultural and economic distinctiveness and diversity of the countryside.

单词	distinctiveness
释义	Definition of distinctiveness in English: distinctiveness noundɪˈstɪŋ(k)tɪvnəsdəˈstiNG(k)tivnəs mass noun The quality of being individual or easily distinguishable. communities are keen to maintain cultural distinctiveness Example sentencesExamples The immediate reaction was a crisis of confidence, followed by a reassertion of Scottish distinctiveness in culture and politics. We believe that a further improvement in quality and distinctiveness can be achieved. As a result our streets are losing their local distinctiveness and character. Their great distinctiveness is that they are subjective. Today, for any kind of youth culture, spending money seems to be a condition of their social distinctiveness. Such creative people often give city cultures their vibrancy and distinctiveness. They created a market niche by executing a pop-reggae hybrid with more distinctiveness and consistency than did their counterparts. Those of us who think it is important to preserve the distinctiveness of Christian universities have reason to be both pessimistic and optimistic. Pole's new music largely retains the distinctiveness of the old, in spite of its radical shift in direction. Ultimately, these changes would slowly erode the cultural and economic distinctiveness and diversity of the countryside. Definition of distinctiveness in US English: distinctiveness noundəˈstiNG(k)tivnəs The quality of being individual or easily distinguishable. communities are keen to maintain cultural distinctiveness Example sentencesExamples Today, for any kind of youth culture, spending money seems to be a condition of their social distinctiveness. As a result our streets are losing their local distinctiveness and character. Pole's new music largely retains the distinctiveness of the old, in spite of its radical shift in direction. Such creative people often give city cultures their vibrancy and distinctiveness. The immediate reaction was a crisis of confidence, followed by a reassertion of Scottish distinctiveness in culture and politics. Their great distinctiveness is that they are subjective. They created a market niche by executing a pop-reggae hybrid with more distinctiveness and consistency than did their counterparts. We believe that a further improvement in quality and distinctiveness can be achieved. Those of us who think it is important to preserve the distinctiveness of Christian universities have reason to be both pessimistic and optimistic. Ultimately, these changes would slowly erode the cultural and economic distinctiveness and diversity of the countryside.
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