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Meanings of clear-cut in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "distinct"
Examples for "distinct"
1
That leaves a distinct set of possible points that we can use.
2
The immigrants sought land and started to create a new, distinct culture.
3
Most working days he held a press conference, a distinct Nixon innovation.
4
We describe a distinct situation in a natural setting of human infection.
5
Results revealed distinct patterns of activation according to stimulus type and age.
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A second less and the trenchant blade had shorne through his heart.
2
The goddess of wisdom was her formidable and trenchant mother, Lady Spencer.
3
You could give us a trenchant essay on the Ingratitude of Man.
4
Give me a trenchant statesman, or I pray you leave legislation alone.
5
The satire here is smart and trenchant, if perhaps a little one-sided.
1
Was this article intended to help Tom Cruise regain his clean-cut image?
2
The nose and mouth were clean-cut and pitiless in their very symmetry.
3
Magazines which give space to house interiors often show dazzlingly clean-cut bathrooms.
4
Her words came at me, hard and clean-cut, bent now on convincement.
5
His clean-cut face lighted up under the inspiration of some vivid description.
Usage of clear-cut in anglès
1
Yet you couldn't ask for anyone more clear-cut in his work habits.
2
A clear-cut case of temporary insanity, so who needs an Independent Counsel?
3
Always the same clear-cut pattern of the fields; but the colors shifted.
4
The job I was given by Ottis was quite a clear-cut one.
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It was a fair result and there were not many clear-cut chances.
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The preferred diet of Thylacoleo has not always been so clear-cut, however.
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College dominated the 90 minutes but wasted a series of clear-cut openings.
8
In my mind, the matter is clear-cut-justas the new oath is.
9
And the millionaire straightway proceeded to think, in his usual clear-cut fashion.
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Less clear-cut in the aftermath was who, if anyone, gave the order.
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Bowles-Simpson may offer a more clear-cut blueprint for righting America's fiscal ship.
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The clear-cut lines of the distant cliffs faded to dim, quiet masses.
13
It's hard to imagine a more clear-cut match in an All-Ireland semi-final.
14
Desperate though Ulster's plight is, at least their position is fairly clear-cut.
15
Nothing was clear-cut and nothing was distinct, so hazy was the outlook.
16
Bob shook his head sadly, and his clear-cut young face was grave.
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Clear-cut through the time