Definition of distinctively in English:

distinctively

adverb dɪˈstɪŋ(k)tɪvli

In a way that is characteristic of one person or thing and distinguishes it from others.
Hunter was distinctively dressed in a leather flying jacket
a dramatic and distinctively shaped building
as submodifier a distinctively American voice
Example sentencesExamples
- The stylish cut of her hair is distinctively modern and urban.
- The players are divided into two distinctively marked teams.
- Pater developed a very distinctively English prose style.
- Her drawing-room, distinctively decorated with William Morris wallpaper, played an influential part in Eton life.
- The MIT Media Laboratory distinctively combines a high degree of vitality, creativity, and accessibility.
- This imaginative mixing of styles stretched to the rather distinctively stylish men's suits.
- The shell-like canopy distinctively marks the entrance to the site for the staff and students who approach Queen's from the east.
- The meat came in a brown sauce, distinctively flavoured - and not enjoyed quite as much as the other dishes.
- Distinctively scented, they are the most complex of all the sweet, white table wines.
- This, and an occasional ironic detachment reminiscent of Nielsen, make for a distinctively interesting sound.

Definition of distinctively in US English:

distinctively

adverbdəˈstiNG(k)tivlē

In a way that is characteristic of one person or thing and distinguishes it from others.
Hunter was distinctively dressed in a leather flying jacket
a dramatic and distinctively shaped building
as submodifier a distinctively American voice
Example sentencesExamples
- The players are divided into two distinctively marked teams.
- The shell-like canopy distinctively marks the entrance to the site for the staff and students who approach Queen's from the east.
- Her drawing-room, distinctively decorated with William Morris wallpaper, played an influential part in Eton life.
- This imaginative mixing of styles stretched to the rather distinctively stylish men's suits.
- This, and an occasional ironic detachment reminiscent of Nielsen, make for a distinctively interesting sound.
- The meat came in a brown sauce, distinctively flavoured - and not enjoyed quite as much as the other dishes.
- The MIT Media Laboratory distinctively combines a high degree of vitality, creativity, and accessibility.
- The stylish cut of her hair is distinctively modern and urban.
- Distinctively scented, they are the most complex of all the sweet, white table wines.
- Pater developed a very distinctively English prose style.

单词	distinctively
释义	Definition of distinctively in English: distinctively adverb dɪˈstɪŋ(k)tɪvli In a way that is characteristic of one person or thing and distinguishes it from others. Hunter was distinctively dressed in a leather flying jacket a dramatic and distinctively shaped building as submodifier a distinctively American voice Example sentencesExamples The stylish cut of her hair is distinctively modern and urban. The players are divided into two distinctively marked teams. Pater developed a very distinctively English prose style. Her drawing-room, distinctively decorated with William Morris wallpaper, played an influential part in Eton life. The MIT Media Laboratory distinctively combines a high degree of vitality, creativity, and accessibility. This imaginative mixing of styles stretched to the rather distinctively stylish men's suits. The shell-like canopy distinctively marks the entrance to the site for the staff and students who approach Queen's from the east. The meat came in a brown sauce, distinctively flavoured - and not enjoyed quite as much as the other dishes. Distinctively scented, they are the most complex of all the sweet, white table wines. This, and an occasional ironic detachment reminiscent of Nielsen, make for a distinctively interesting sound. Definition of distinctively in US English: distinctively adverbdəˈstiNG(k)tivlē In a way that is characteristic of one person or thing and distinguishes it from others. Hunter was distinctively dressed in a leather flying jacket a dramatic and distinctively shaped building as submodifier a distinctively American voice Example sentencesExamples The players are divided into two distinctively marked teams. The shell-like canopy distinctively marks the entrance to the site for the staff and students who approach Queen's from the east. Her drawing-room, distinctively decorated with William Morris wallpaper, played an influential part in Eton life. This imaginative mixing of styles stretched to the rather distinctively stylish men's suits. This, and an occasional ironic detachment reminiscent of Nielsen, make for a distinctively interesting sound. The meat came in a brown sauce, distinctively flavoured - and not enjoyed quite as much as the other dishes. The MIT Media Laboratory distinctively combines a high degree of vitality, creativity, and accessibility. The stylish cut of her hair is distinctively modern and urban. Distinctively scented, they are the most complex of all the sweet, white table wines. Pater developed a very distinctively English prose style.
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