distinctively

Meanings

• the quality or state of being distinct or individual; unique

  - "The snowflakes have distinctively different shapes."
  - "Each employee at this company has a distinctively unique work style."

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Rhymes

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distsinctively , daintily , faintly , insignificantly , palely , timidly , unremarkably

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Homophones

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1. distinctive () :
   

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Variants

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distinctive , distinctively , distinctiveness , distinctivenesses

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Forms

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{"term"=>"distinctively (adverb)", "description"=>"In a distinctive or unique manner; individually or uniquely."}, {"term"=>"distinctiveness (noun)", "description"=>"The quality or state of being distinct or individual; uniqueness, individuality, distinctness, difference, unlikeness, uniqueness, originality, creativity, novelty, nonconformity, eccentricity, singularity, idiosyncrasy."}

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Etymology

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From Old French distinctif, present participle of distinctif 'make distinct', from dis- 'apart' + tener 'to hold'.

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1. {"term"=>"What is the etymology of the word 'distinctively'?", "description"=>"The word 'distinctively' comes from the Latin word 'distinctus', which means 'marked out or set apart'."}

2. {"term"=>"In what literary works is the term 'distinctively' used?", "description"=>"The term 'distinctively' is used in various literary works to describe a unique style, voice, or mannerism of an author or character. For example, in the novel 'Moby Dick' by Herman Melville, the term 'distinctively' is used to describe the unique and idiosyncratic manner in which Captain Ahab speaks and communicates with his crew."}

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1. Unique Selling Proposition (USP): A unique selling proposition (USP) is a statement that clearly articulates the unique benefits and value that a company or product offers to its customers. A strong USP helps a company or product stand out from the competition and attract and retain customers.

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Culture

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In literature, 'distinctively' can refer to a unique style or voice that an author uses to distinguish themselves from others. In art, a painting or sculpture can be described as having a distinctively unique style or appearance that sets it apart from other works of art. In music, a song or composition can be described as having a distinctively unique sound or style that sets it apart from other songs or compositions. In general, the term 'distinctively' can be used to describe any unique feature or characteristic that sets something apart from others.

How to Memorize "distinctively"

1. mnemonics
   

   - To help memorize the definition of 'distinctively', try using the following mnemonic: 'Distinctively' means 'in a distinctive or unique manner'; individually or uniquely.

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