Synonym: clear, clear-cut, definite, different, dissimilar, diverse, exact, obvious, plain, precise, separate, unmistakable. Antonym: indistinct. Similar words: distinction, distinctive, distinguish, instinct, existing, assist in, consist in, distant. Meaning: [dɪ'stɪŋkt] 
adj. 1. easy to perceive; especially clearly outlined 2. (often followed by `from') not alike; different in nature or quality 3. constituting a separate entity or part 4. recognizable; marked 5. clearly or sharply defined to the mind.
adj. 1. easy to perceive; especially clearly outlined 2. (often followed by `from') not alike; different in nature or quality 3. constituting a separate entity or part 4. recognizable; marked 5. clearly or sharply defined to the mind. 
Random good picture Not show
241. We shall see in a moment why their activities are quite distinct.
242. Within the main belt are several distinct orbital families of large asteroids, each family named for its most prominent member.
243. I have a distinct memory of my grandma sitting in the rocking chair, knitting.
244. It shows why philosophy may penetrate so many disciplines and yet remain a distinct discipline itself.
245. Is one kind of bird really unlike another? How different does it have to be to count as distinct?
246. Clearly distinct from the others were the two groups with the modern lacquers and the samples treated with preservative.
247. With astonishment, I saw distinct black specks dancing in the field of view. Sentencedict.com
248. Are theories just another kind of story, or do they constitute a radically distinct form of discourse?
249. Two distinct trends may be discerned, though the same writer may work in both conventions.
250. Even two lumps of coal from the same seam may be chemically quite distinct.
251. The technology of military aircraft is distinct from the civilian variety.
252. The persistence with which they fly down their victims is quite distinct from the desultory mutual robbery of immature gulls.
253. The saber hums and scintillates with a distinct sound.
254. Over time, a plethora of distinct identities can emerge.
255. There are six distinct flavors of quark.
256. The problems of shielding from thermal and nuclear radiations are thus quite distinct.
257. That is why the aroma of Qualit à Oro is always so distinct and recognisable.
258. The Spirit's distinct personhood was no part of Old Testament revelation.
259. The calligraphy and postscript and revitalized in Song dynasty, there was distinct culture characteristic of era.
260. The small farmer will be at a distinct disadvantage in competing for funds.
261. The coat should be trimmed and blended the furnishings to give a distinct Scottish Terrier outline.
262. The Jews stood forth distinct from all other nations, professing allegiance to God.
263. Distinct land property right is the basic premise of land market transaction.
264. Dual - key pair model uses distinct key pairs to separate non - repudiation services from confidentiality services.
265. Results: The TLC figures of four herbs were distinct and reproducible.
266. A short lyric poem with distinct musical qualities , normally written to be set to music.
267. Original plate: Relief printing plate produced bu 7 photomechanical etching as distinct from electrotyping.
268. One should see the processes of growth in distinct and somewhat separable stages.
269. Probability theory has two distinct roles in the design of rock slopes.
270. Distinct layers are often visible in thick - walled resting cells such as chlamydospores or zygotes of Phycomycetes.
More similar words: distinction, distinctive, distinguish, instinct, existing, assist in, consist in, distant, disturb, burst in, testing, distract, distress, district, distance, distribute, burst into, artistic, disturbing, abstinence, clandestine, distribution, realistic, by this time, Palestinian, in the distance, statistics, optimistic, statistical, sophisticated.