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distinguishedadjective having or showing a formal and serious or reserved mannerheads turned as the well-dressed, distinguished couple strode through the hotel lobby august, dignified, distingué, imposing, portly, solemn, staid, stately decorous, proper, seemlygrave, grim, po-faced(British), sober, somber(or sombre)aristocratic, elegant, elevated, handsome, lordly, magisterial, majestic, noble flighty, frivolous, giddy, goofy, silly, undignified coarse, crass, crude, improper, indecent, uncouth, unseemly, vulgar standing above others in rank, importance, or achievementa distinguished astronomer who is widely respected in the field astral, bright, eminent, illustrious, luminous, noble, notable, noteworthy, outstanding, preeminent, prestigious, redoubtable, signal, star, superior celebrated, exalted, famed, famous, glorious, honored, renowned, reputableinfamous, notoriousdominant, paramount, predominant insignificant, minor, unimportantaverage, inferior, mediocreobscure, uncelebrated, unsung to understand or point out the difference ineven at such a young age, he could distinguish the calls of various birds differenced, differentiated, discerned, discriminated, secerned, separated contradistinguishedcomprehended, grasped, knew, understooddivided, parted, severeddemarcated, marked (off), set off confused, mistook, mixed (up) confounded, lumped (together), mingled to be an important feature ofa collection of recipes distinguished by their ease and simplicity characterized, marked differentiatedcustomized, individualized, particularized to find out or establish the identity oflearned at an early age to distinguish the sound of a piano in an orchestra fingered, ID'd(or IDed), identified, pinpointed, singled (out) diagnoseddetermined, foundlocated, picked out, placed, recognized, spottedchecked, examined, inspected, investigated, noticed, observed, scrutinizedbetrayed, disclosed, discovered, revealed put one's finger on camouflaged, concealed, disguised, hidcounterfeited, feigned, shammed, simulated to make note of (something) through the use of one's eyescould barely distinguish the garden gate through the mist beheld, caught, descried, discerned, espied, eyed, looked (at), noted, noticed, observed, perceived, regarded, remarked, saw, sighted, spied, spotted, viewed, witnessed identified, made out, picked out, picked upattended (to), considered, heeded, marked, mindedstudied, watchedexamined, inspected, scanned, scrutinized, surveyedglanced (at), glimpsed, peered (at) got a load of(slang), laid eyes on, set eyes on disregarded, ignored, neglected, overpassed, passed overmissed, overlooked to arrange or assign according to typeon the exam we were asked to distinguish the specimens by acidity assorted, broke down, categorized, classed, classified, codified, compartmentalized, compartmented, digested, distributed, graded, grouped, pegged, placed, ranged, ranked, relegated, separated, sorted, typed arrayed, disposed, drew up, marshaled(or marshalled), ordered, organized, systematizedalphabetized, cataloged(or catalogued), filed, indexed, listed, referredpigeonholed, shelvedidentified, recognizedculled, screened, set, sieved, sifted, winnowedclumped, clustered, colligatedrecategorized, reclassified, regroupedsubcategorized confused, disarranged, jumbled, lumped, mixed (up), scrambledmisclassified, missorted(or mis-sorted), mistyped adj.famous, renowned, celebrated, noted, notorious, distinguished, eminent, illustrious mean known far and wide.famous implies little more than the fact of being, sometimes briefly, widely and popularly known.a famous actress renowned implies more glory and acclamation.one of the most renowned figures in sports history celebrated implies notice and attention especially in print.the most celebrated beauty of her day noted suggests well-deserved public attention.the noted mystery writer notorious frequently adds to famous an implication of questionableness or evil.a notorious gangster distinguished implies acknowledged excellence or superiority.a distinguished scientist who won the Nobel Prize eminent implies even greater prominence for outstanding quality or character.the country's most eminent writers illustrious stresses enduring honor and glory attached to a deed or person.illustrious war heroes in 1714 |