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Meanings of distinctly different in English

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Usage of distinctly different in English
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Two distinctly different models, said a religious scholar who follows Iranian politics.
The Guardian
2
Each song has a distinctly different visual, yet follows the story perfectly.
The Guardian
3
Second, it's a single OS platform with two distinctly different user interfaces.
Wired
4
The three-act structure each showcases a climactic combat in distinctly different styles.
Reuters
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Here two interiors in distinctly different styles stand out among the multitude.
The Galleries of the Exposition
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The Caribbean life runs parallel to the African-American, yet it's distinctly different.
Ebony
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These three groups are distinctly different in habits, thoughts, manners and ambitions.
The Secrets of the German War Office
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A distinctly different story that deals with a wronged man's ingenious revenge.
The Lighted Way
9
This is a distinctly different legal view and approach from the U.S. perspective.
Reuters
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This causes two distinctly different weather patterns with different climate impacts.
The Guardian
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This is a distinctly different legal view from the U.S. perspective.
Reuters
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Although similar to the one in his pocket, its design was distinctly different.
Angelopolis
13
Wired Science has a distinctly different, nerdier kind of Super Bowl party planned.
Wired
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The adverse event profiles of the two schedules were distinctly different.
Pubmed
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For centuries, we have been distinctly different, and will always be.
Radio NZ
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Results: Phylogenetic analysis revealed no distinctly different patterns between colored and white biofilms.
Pubmed
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Distinctly different through the time
Distinctly different across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common