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Definition of distinctive
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Distinctive
(a.)
Marking
or
expressing
distinction
or
difference;
distinguishing;
characteristic;
peculiar.
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Costume
::
Costume
(n.) Dress in
general;
esp., the
distinctive
style of dress of a
people,
class,
or
period..
Phonography
::
Phonography
(n.) A
representation
of
sounds
by
distinctive
characters;
commonly,
a
system
of
shorthand
writing
invented
by Isaac
Pitman,
or a
modification
of his
system,
much used by
reporters..
Characterize
::
Characterize
(v. t.) To make
distinct
and
recognizable
by
peculiar
marks or
traits;
to make with
distinctive
features.
Canonicals
::
Canonicals
(n. pl.) The dress
prescribed
by canon to be worn by a
clergyman
when
officiating.
Sometimes,
any
distinctive
professional
dress..
Vegetative
::
Vegetative
(a.)
Having
relation
to
growth
or
nutrition;
partaking
of
simple
growth
and
enlargement
of the
systems
of
nutrition,
apart from the
sensorial
or
distinctively
animal
functions;
vegetal..
Uniform
::
Uniform
(a.) A dress of a
particular
style or
fashion
worn by
persons
in the same
service
or order by means of which they have a
distinctive
appearance;
as, the
uniform
of the
artillery,
of the
police,
of the
Freemasons,
etc..
Humanitarianism
::
Humanitarianism
(n.) The
distinctive
tenet of the
humanitarians
in
denying
the
divinity
of
Christ;
also, the whole
system
of
doctrine
based upon this view of
Christ..
Man
::
Man (n.) One
possessing
in a high
degree
the
distinctive
qualities
of
manhood;
one
having
manly
excellence
of any kind.
Lineament
::
Lineament
(n.) One of the
outlines,
exterior
features,
or
distinctive
marks,
of a body or
figure,
particularly
of the face;
feature;
form; mark; --
usually
in the
plural..
Distinctively
::
Distinctively
(adv.)
With
distinction;
plainly.
Holophytic
::
Holophytic
(a.)
Wholly
or
distinctively
vegetable.
Meeting
::
Meeting
(n.) An
assembly
for
worship;
as, to
attend
meeting
on
Sunday;
-- in
England,
applied
distinctively
and
disparagingly
to the
worshiping
assemblies
of
Dissenters..
Individuality
::
Individuality
(n.) The
character
or
property
appropriate
or
peculiar
to an
individual;
that
quality
which
distinguishes
one
person
or thing from
another;
the sum of
characteristic
traits;
distinctive
character;
as, he is a
person
of
marked
individuality..
Distinguishing
::
Distinguishing
(a.)
Constituting
difference,
or
distinction
from
everything
else;
distinctive;
peculiar;
characteristic..
Individual
::
Individual
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to one only;
peculiar
to, or
characteristic
of, a
single
person
or
thing;
distinctive;
as,
individual
traits
of
character;
individual
exertions;
individual
peculiarities..
Reader
::
Reader
(n.) One whose
distinctive
office
is to read
prayers
in a
church.
Peculiarity
::
Peculiarity
(n.) That which is
peculiar;
a
special
and
distinctive
characteristic
or
habit;
particularity.
Name
::
Name (n.) To
mention
by name; to utter or
publish
the name of; to refer to by
distinctive
title;
to
mention.
Name
::
Name (n.) To give a
distinctive
name or
appellation
to; to
entitle;
to
denominate;
to
style;
to call.
Horizon
::
Horizon
(n.) A plane
passing
through
the eye of the
spectator
and at right
angles
to the
vertical
at a given
place;
a plane
tangent
to the
earth's
surface
at that
place;
called
distinctively
the
sensible
horizon.
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