distinguished
ਵੱਖਰਾ
definition
verb
the child is perfectly capable of distinguishing reality from fantasy
recognize or treat (someone or something) as different.
adjective
a distinguished American educationist
successful, authoritative, and commanding great respect.
example
He's one of Australia's most 'distinguished' academic economists.
One was Temple University, where I would have worked with a 'distinguished' military historian.
Many 'distinguished' scholars agree for the most part on the policy the justices made.
He's greying, but in a 'distinguished' manner, at the temples and behind the ears.
As Rick says, the paper now has a 'distinguished' European appearance.
It also celebrates a 'distinguished' female ethnomusicologist and her significant contribution to the field.
Milwaukee Ballet boosts attendance by performing with its own fine orchestra or 'distinguished' guests.
"Hello, Matthew, " an equally 'distinguished' looking woman joined the man.
For a more 'distinguished' look, opt for gloves made of sheepskin.
A 'distinguished' professor of constitutional law tells me he has stopped teaching the subject.
Luke published nearly 100 papers and eight books during his highly 'distinguished' career.
Three 'distinguished' professors send this memo - Five Half-truths of Business - as a wake-up call.
A 'distinguished' professor of agriculture has been selected to deliver the first Presidential University Lecture.
He was a 'distinguished' looking gentleman, one of those men whose appearance improves with age and will always have a certain nobility.
The report was written in its entirety by a group of 'distinguished' Arab scholars.
Some people, however - even some very 'distinguished' scientists - have taken a different view of things.
I have the ultimate respect for the 'distinguished' actor, but his Judy Garland red plastic clogs were nothing short of ridiculous.
At the weekly seminars the graduates enjoyed the enlightening exchanges between these 'distinguished' scholars.
He was impressively polished and 'distinguished' looking and I felt as if I were developing a crush.
The Princess had a 'distinguished' face, thin and drawn, set off by long black uncombed hair and she wore a long dark gown down to her feet.
Many Swedish Americans have become 'distinguished' in the field of science, especially in chemistry and physics.
He is a knowledgeable scholar who went on to become one of rugby's most 'distinguished' and successful medal winners.
Both schools produced noble and 'distinguished' work in Renaissance music.
It was large and sprawling with a 'distinguished' statue here and there.
A 'distinguished' looking news anchor appeared onto the screen, his hair as white as the script in his hand.
Graduate students, junior faculty, senior 'distinguished' professors all entered the lists on equal terms.
Bernie, as she was known to her friends, had a very 'distinguished' career in nursing.
Iroka could tell by his manner and dress that he was a 'distinguished' businessman.
Pietro appeared as a 'distinguished' old man, thin, and well-dressed, even in temperament.
We will take a break and come back with more of our 'distinguished' panel.
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