distinction in Latin
distinction in Latin is distinctiō — distinction means a difference or contrast between two things.
distinction in Latin
distinctiō
That which distinguishes; a single occurrence of a determining factor or feature, the fact of being divided; separation, discrimination.
What does "distinction" mean?
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noun A difference or contrast between two things.
"Many learners struggle to see the distinction between these two similar words."
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noun A special honor or mark of excellence.
"The school awarded her a distinction for her outstanding science project."
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distinction in a sentence
- Many learners struggle to see the distinction between these two similar words.
- The teacher drew a clear distinction between being alone and being lonely.
- The school awarded her a distinction for her outstanding science project.
- She graduated with distinction.
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What is "distinction" in Latin?
"distinction" in Latin is distinctiō. distinction means: A difference or contrast between two things.
How do you use "distinction" in a sentence?
Example: "Many learners struggle to see the distinction between these two similar words." In Latin, "distinction" is distinctiō.
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