distinguishable
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definition
adjective
distinguishable features
clear enough to be recognized or identified as different; discernible.
example
The intermediate cluster became less 'distinguishable' in wilted flowers.
In fact, the first few years are barely 'distinguishable' .
In other words, light-blue tones are not 'distinguishable' from each other.
Both of those cases, on my submission, are readily 'distinguishable' .
Obscure marks of shell are 'distinguishable' in it.
Home nurses these days are hardly 'distinguishable' from the traditional domestic help.
The parts of the body are quite 'distinguishable' from the self.
In several rooms, large amounts of crockery were 'distinguishable' .
Some of HiT's new products were only 'distinguishable' from each other by their electronic properties.
The two large peaks are clearly 'distinguishable' .
Should the masking periods occur in a curve, the various signals would have been 'distinguishable' .
Rhetoric aside, his policies were hardly 'distinguishable' from those of his predecessors.
The molecular model shows that there are two possible mechanistically 'distinguishable' pathways.
A grade III sprain is a complete tear of the ligament with no end point 'distinguishable' on examination.
However there was no 'distinguishable' change in his condition after the radiation, and I kept treating him as before.
Now his voice was thick, words scarcely 'distinguishable' .
Danto mistakenly based his original argument on Warhol's all-too 'distinguishable' Brillo Boxes.
These are 'distinguishable' on the basis of certain specific features of the complaint.
Jekos is 'distinguishable' in a sense in that there there was a passing around of cheques.
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