Discriminate

dis-knm'i-nat, v.t. to note the dif- Terence: to distinguish to select from others — v.t. to make a difference or distinction to distinguish.—d'/fo. DiSCrim'inately. [L. disen- TKino—dis crimen, disenminis, that which separates, from root of Discern. Discrimination, dis-krim-i-na's hun, «. act or fate, fir m€, her mine r Disengagement quality of distinguishing; acutene , discentT merit, judgment. Di80riimiiative, dis-krim'i-na-tiv, adj. that marks a difference characteristic observing distinctions. adv. Discrim/i natively.