distinct
Cross references:
1. evident
dis.tinct \dis-'tin(k)t\ \-'tin(k)-tle-, -'tin-kle-\ \-'tint-n*s,
-'tink-n*s\ aj [ME, fr. MF, fr. L distinctus, fr. pp. of distinguere] 1:
distinguished from others 2a: capable of being easily perceived : CLEAR
2b: well defined archaic 3: notably decorated 4a: NOTABLE 4b: DECIDED
fer to two or more things either not the same or not blended or united.
DISTINCT indicates that something is distinguished by the mind or eye as
being apart from or different from others; SEPARATE often stresses lack of
connection or a difference in identity between two things; SEVERAL
indicates distinctness, difference, or separation from similar items: it
implies that a group is to be considered one member at a time; DISCRETE
strongly emphasizes individuality and lack of physical connection despite
apparent similarity or seeming continuity - dis.tinct.ly av SYN syn
DISTINCT, SEPARATE, SEVERAL, DISCRETE all re