distinguishably (distinggwishabli)

So as to be distinguished. We have both spices of Cari a in this province; but they melt, scarce distinguishably, into each Sir W. Jones, Select Indian Plants. distinguished (dis-ting'gwisht), p. a. 1. Separated by some mark of distinction: as, dist in guished rank; distinguished abilities. - 2. Po e ing distinction; separated from the generality by superior abilities, achievements, character, or reputation; better known than others in the same cla or profe ion; well known; eminent: as, a distinguished statesman, author, or soldier. A distinguished Protestant writer indeed complained not long ago that "Protestant ism has no saints. H. N. Oxenham , Short Studies, p. 37. =Syn. Celebrated, Eminent, etc. (see famous ); marked, conspicuous, excellent. distinguishedly (dis-ting'gwisht-li), adv. In a distinguished manner; eminently. Swift.