Distinct
Typical
Typical adjective - Serving to identify as belonging to an individual or group.
Usage example: when I asked what he had learned in school that day, he gave me the typical answer of teenagers: “I don't know”
Distinct and typical are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Distinct" instead an adjective "Typical".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- characteristic and distinct
- characteristic and typical
- individual and distinct
- individual and typical
- special and distinct
- special and typical
- distinctive and distinct
- distinctive and typical
- particular and distinct
- particular and typical
- specific and distinct
- specific and typical
- idiosyncratic and distinct
- idiosyncratic and typical
Both words in one sentence
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As a disembodied spirit (presumably one similar to, yet distinct from, a "typical" Force ghost) he gains Force power from deaths, and can do nifty things like take over people's minds.
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This comes in two distinct varieties: typical 'dried' tempe and Mendoan note softer-textured, which is not cooked as long as the 'dried' version.
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Flying Machines originated in Warcraft III, with two distinct variations: one has a fairly typical-looking helicopter rotor with a pair of propellers for forward thrust.
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