distingue

pronunciation

How to pronounce distingue in British English: UK [dɪs'tæŋgeɪ]word uk audio image

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Word Origin

distingue (adj.)
"having an air of distinction," 1813 (in Byron), from French distingué, literally "distinguished," past participle of distinguer (see distinguish). The girls I knew had sad and sullen gray faces With distingué traces That used to be there -- You could see where they'd been washed away By too many through the day Twelve o'clock tales. ["Lush Life," Billy Strayhorn, age 17]

Example

1. Calligraphy works that is distingue art can make people both input nutrition from the works and enjoy esthetics .

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