distinguish
वेगळे
definition
verb
the child is perfectly capable of distinguishing reality from fantasy
recognize or treat (someone or something) as different.
example
My whole mind whirled around me, thinking so many thoughts that I couldn't 'distinguish' anything intelligible.
However, I can easily 'distinguish' the difference between my opinions and the immensity of my ego.
Unfortunately, we currently know of no way to 'distinguish' between these possibilities.
In close-ups you could barely 'distinguish' which body parts were on view.
The CT-scan was able, with minimum disturbance, to 'distinguish' different densities of soft tissue and bone.
Where before she could barely 'distinguish' where the sea ended and where the sky began, she could now clearly see which was which.
Copyright law does not 'distinguish' between sampling and counterfeiting.
Of course, from the distance it was impossible to 'distinguish' who was who.
These differences are sufficient to 'distinguish' between the two species.
we must 'distinguish' between two kinds of holiday
Classification systems vary in terminology, but most 'distinguish' on the basis of the severity of the learning disability.
Winds were cascading around them, yet it was too black to 'distinguish' anything.
When at rest, our bodies can't 'distinguish' between the sweet stuff in Coke and the sweet stuff in orange juice.
She couldn't 'distinguish' anything in the darkness that prevailed down here.
Oran can now barely 'distinguish' , with one eye, between light and dark.
One of the morphological characters to 'distinguish' Capsicum species is seed color.
Checklists also may not 'distinguish' which relatives are affected or their degree of relatedness to the patient.
He was the first to identify the brain as the seat of understanding and to 'distinguish' understanding from perception.
Likewise, the ability to 'distinguish' between certain sounds such as sss, sshh or zz diminishes from the time we reach our thirties.
One carried something under his arm but Monday couldn't 'distinguish' what it was.
Matthew looked around the room, trying to 'distinguish' just what was going on.
To his credit, Hornby manages to 'distinguish' the four voices well.
The BMI does not 'distinguish' between fat and muscle, so buff men are likely to be considered overweight.
Thus neither radionuclide scans nor ultrasound reliably 'distinguish' benign from malignant disease.
These two features 'distinguish' De Villepin's sell-offs from their predecessors.
Why would you 'distinguish' on those facts between the priest and the archbishop?
bees are unable to 'distinguish' between red, black, and various grays
Not only did he speak for the roles, but he also used different tones to 'distinguish' the good guy from the bad guy.
Pinker suggests that our love of music may have developed out of a similar evolutionary need to 'distinguish' different sounds.
As investors, we need to be able to 'distinguish' between interesting scientific discoveries and commercially viable projects.
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