distinctly

Means Clearly.
for something to be obvious.
clear to the mind

Distinctly:
Readily distinguishable from all others; discrete: on two distinct occasions.
2. Easily perceived by the senses or intellect; clear: a distinct flavor.
3. Clearly defined; unquestionable: at a distinct disadvantage.
4. Very likely; probable: There is a distinct possibility that she won't come.
5. Notable: a distinct honor and high privilege.

by MysticalFox March 19, 2009

distinct

distinct: noticeably different

In part because of geographical differences, distinct regional lifestyles developed.

by asdfasdfsadfsadf January 25, 2018

distinctify

A word, which is not actually a word, that idiots think works just as well as Distinguish

"Its so hard to distinctify between the real word, Distinguish, and the fake mash-up of a bunch of other words, Distinctify."

by wannabedumbass May 4, 2010

Distinction

A word used to describe a favourable situation. A substitute for such words as: awesome, great, fantastic, good, amazing, cool.

Jessica: Let's go to the fair Marco, it'll be bangin'!
Marco: The fair's back in town? This is going to be well distinction.

by Mr. Distinction February 22, 2010

DistinctiveUsername

The writer of The Love We Feel on Wattpad, aspiring comic book artist, and gamer girl.

Person 1: Who the wrote that fanfiction? It's so funny
Person 2: DistinctiveUsername did.

by DistinctiveUsername May 7, 2018

Anti distinctly minty monetarism

Prince George's unsuccessful attempt to say "antidisestablishmentarianism" in the TV series "Blackadder the Third".

Anti distinctly minty monetarism is not the longest word in the English language

by Tunntsd March 9, 2019

distinção socioeconómica

Isto basicamente é flex, obrigado.

Weird distinção socioeconómica, but ok.

by imdrk5 July 20, 2020