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Of a feature that helps to distinguish a person or thing.
typical
characteristic
Capable of being classified.
classifiable
identifiable
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However, no information has been reported about this
distinctive
process until now.
2
Some
distinctive
TEM ultrastructural features were also seen in the different cases.
3
The choice of words was
distinctive
and the sentence structure more formal.
4
YG artists are seen as having especially
distinctive
styling among K-Pop artists.
5
They each left a quality behind; something
distinctive
and hard to catch.
6
However, a
distinctive
difference in pathogenic ability in neonatal mice was found.
7
Marketing water in Ireland was entrepreneur Geoff Reed's
distinctive
achievement at Ballygowan.
8
But our focus remains providing
distinctive
,
high-quality programmes valued by the public.
9
Britain is littered with places that used to have a
distinctive
character.
10
Buttery's
distinctive
acoustic style is clearly influenced by traditional South African instrumentation.
11
A
distinctive
myopathy was observed in 24 children following influenza B infection.
12
The work was described as being a very
distinctive
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13
This classification marks in reality the
distinctive
characteristics of the Western Indians.
14
Despite reports, there are no current plans to scrap the
distinctive
uniform.
15
Several
distinctive
cytological features were observed in PBLs of the different subgroups.
16
Minus: The
distinctive
colour scheme may not appeal, but can be changed.
distinctive
most distinctive
distinctive feature
very distinctive
distinctive character
distinctive sound