distinctively - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of distinctively in Hindi

• विशिष्ट
• सविशेष
• विशिष्‍ट रूप में
• पृथक्‍कता के साथ
• पृथक-पृथक
• अलग-अलग

distinctively Definition

Adverb

• in a way that is characteristic of one person or thing and distinguishes it from others.

distinctively Example

• The Medical School may be considered the only distinctively professional school in the city. ( मेडिकल स्कूल को शहर का एकमात्र विशिष्ट पेशेवर स्कूल माना जा सकता है। )
• In fact, there were special cases, like that of Synesius, in which a speculative reconstruction of distinctively Christian doctrines by Christian men was winked at. ( वास्तव में, सिनेसियस जैसे विशेष मामले थे, जिसमें ईसाई पुरुषों द्वारा विशिष्ट ईसाई सिद्धांतों का एक सट्टा पुनर्निर्माण किया गया था। )
• "This is Sam," a distinctively feminine voice replied. ( "यह सैम है," एक विशिष्ट स्त्री आवाज ने उत्तर दिया। )
• The distinctively freakish moment was disrupted by an all-too-common sound: a cell phone’s ring. ( विशिष्ट रूप से अजीब क्षण एक सर्व-सामान्य ध्वनि द्वारा बाधित किया गया था: एक सेल फोन की अंगूठी। )

More Sentence

• The radical character of a nation comes out in no other way so distinctively, as in the way it treats its weakest and most helpless subjects.
• As with libraries and museums, so with these more distinctively artistic works: they perform their greatest when they reach the best of the masses of the people.
• Even in the unsteady light from Caris’s candles, there was no doubt about the identity of the dead man: the head was fringed with distinctively ash-blond hair.
• In a national radio address on July 2, Henry Fletcher, chairman of the Republican Party, blasted the president’s New Deal, calling it an undemocratic departure from all that is distinctively American.
• Brett Steenbarger, trading author and trading psychologist, who has worked with some of the world’s biggest traders, concurs: Every great trader has an outlook and set of methods that are distinctively his own.
• The conception of the Messiah may be Jewish: at all events it is not distinctively Christian.
• The suburbs extend along the shores of the bay for more than 10 m., but the part distinctively known as the " city " occupies a site about 3 m.
• Neotropical and distinctively Sonoran insects mingle with members of the Holoarctic fauna across a wide " transition zone " in North America.
• The difficulty of real understanding intensifies in proportion as the man is distinctively manly, and the woman womanly.
• The other Scranton company was perhaps more distinctively peculiar in its personnel than either of the other companies.
• I should be sorry if I had allowed the higher mathematics to kill out in me the most distinctively womanly faculty.
• Of the numerous processes described in this work there are two which I must mention as being distinctively and particularly my own.
• Strictly enforce the rules which Christian prudence lays down for the use of means and attractions not distinctively religious.
• These are of a distinctively inferior type, are rapidly diminishing in numbers, and seem to many observers incapable of civilization.
• The city, together with its environs, was converted into a federal district and became solely and distinctively the national capital.
• He was tall, erect, with a frame denoting great physical strength, and he had distinctively a military bearing.
• It is significant that the book that clearly is distinctively a Church book is taken up chiefly with a description of that future persecution.
• As just indicated there are three distinctively mountainous districts, various minor groups lying outside these.
• Oriente province is distinctively the mineral province of the island.
• It is popularly used of a relation between persons amounting to more than goodwill or friendship. By ethical writers the word has been used generally of distinct states of feeling, both lasting and spasmodic; some contrast it with "passion" as being free from the distinctively sensual element.
• Dampier's time was distinctively an intermediate period.
• Forman is one of the most distinctively romantic writers of to-day.
• It need not be distinctively religious, only free from vicious associations.
• His rebuke to Montesquieu is still more distinctively modern.
• This doctrine of recognition is distinctively an American doctrine.
• The humorous ghost is not only modern, but he is distinctively American.
• The usage in Sco. is distinctively Norse and the vowel is the Norse vowel.
• The modern oriental open waistcoat finds its fellow in the jacket or bolero from ancient Crete, and seems to have been distinctively Aegean.