Noun:

స్పష్టత, బింఠీ,

distinctiveness's Usage Examples:

Cultural distinctivenessLife, in general, is slow-paced in Midnapore, as a sort of tribute to the mofussil provincial heart of the city.

method is used by those who use the terms spirit of place and local distinctiveness.

here it"s been AutoTuned or buried under layers of Stargate"s trademark clattery beats, to the point where any distinctiveness is lost.

Conservation status and biological distinctiveness were the two measures used by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) to develop.

They possess distinctiveness by flying in a cadense, gracefully swinging and spreading their wings as if they are dancing on the air.

McAlpine, the first person to collect specimens of this fly and realize their evolutionary distinctiveness.

With the stylistic distinctiveness and continuity of Khayal gharanas having fallen prey to socio-cultural changes on both sides of the India-Pakistan border, Bade Fateh Ali Khan is the last of the thoroughbred Patiala Gharana vocalists.

that several parts of the Constitution already indicate Quebec has distinctiveness that should be reflected in law.

(Ru syllables are phonemically toneless, as their distinctiveness lies in a final glottal stop.

revocation for non-use, and attacking the validity of the marks for descriptiveness and lack of distinctiveness, in July 2014 in the High Court of England.

The genus name Pseudochelidon comes from the Ancient Greek prefix ψευδο/pseudo, false, and χελιδων/chelidôn, swallow, reflecting its distinctiveness from the true swallows.

be "inherently distinctive"; it must acquire distinctiveness through "secondary meaning".

Remz thought that many of the duo's songs lacked distinctiveness, saying that they seemed to be derivative of Daniels and Travis Tritt.

Synonyms:

mannerism, foible, individuation, idiosyncrasy, peculiarity, speciality, individuality, specialty, individualism, specialness,

Antonyms:

likeness, uniformity, weak point, liability, commonality,