distinguish /dis-tingˈgwish/

1. To mark off, set apart, differentiate (often with from)
2. To recognize by characteristic qualities
3. To make out, identify
4. To make distinctions in or concerning (obsolete)
5. To bring by drawing distinctions
6. To separate by a mark of honour
7. To make eminent or known
8. To conduct (oneself) noticeably well
9. To hold to be not directly comparable (Scots law)

To make or show distinctions or differences, to recognize a difference (often with between)

distingˈuishable adjective

Capable of being distinguished

distingˈuishably adverb

distingˈuished adjective

1. Illustrious, eminent
2. Dignified in appearance or manner
3. Remarkable (with for)

distingˈuisher noun

distingˈuishing adjective

Peculiar, serving to identify

distingˈuishment noun (Shakespeare, etc)

Distinction

Distinguished Conduct Medal, Distinguished Flying Cross, Distinguished Service Medal, Distinguished Service Order noun

Military decorations awarded for distinguished conduct in action

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