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Jackson6612 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
to recognize or give expression to a difference
differentiate
intransitive verb
1 : to recognize or give expression to a difference
[M-W's Col. Dic.]
What does the above definition mean?
intransitive verb
1 : to recognize or give expression to a difference
[M-W's Col. Dic.]
What does the above definition mean?
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To see that something is different from other, perhaps similar things. Someone who doesn't like or know dogs might not differentiate among the various breeds. Someone who loves dogs will see a huge difference between a herding dog and a companion dog.
- To see that something is different from other, perhaps similar things.
- Someone who doesn't like or know dogs might not differentiate among the various breeds.
- Someone who loves dogs will see a huge difference between a herding dog and a companion dog.
- Someone who loves Belgian Sheepdogs will differentiate even further and say that Belgians are quite different from Australian Cattle dogs.
- However, the Belgian lover might not bother differentiating between two types of retrievers.
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To see that something is different from other, perhaps similar things.
Someone who doesn't like or know dogs might not differentiate among the various breeds. Someone who loves dogs will see a huge difference between a herding dog and a companion dog. Someone who loves Belgian Sheepdogs will differentiate even further and say that Belgians are quite different from Australian Cattle dogs.
Someone who doesn't like or know dogs might not differentiate among the various breeds. Someone who loves dogs will see a huge difference between a herding dog and a companion dog. Someone who loves Belgian Sheepdogs will differentiate even further and say that Belgians are quite different from Australian Cattle dogs.
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