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Elcid Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

Which one is wrong?

One word is given followed by its usgaes in four different words. which one is wrong?

Distinct:

1)he is distinct about what is right and what is wrong.
2)mars became distinct on the horizon in the month of august.
3)the distinct strains of Rvi's violin could be heard above the general din.
4)Sgosh's is a district case of water rising above its own level.


Implication:

1)everyone appreciated the headmaster's implication in raising flood relief in the village.
2)this letter will lead to the implication of several industrialists in the share market scam.
3)several members of teh audience missed the implication of the minister's promise.
4)death,by,implication, is the only solution the poem offers the leader.


Sir, Can I get these kinds of words for practice?Is this type available on any of the sites?
  

Top answer

"Distinct" means "distinguished" or "marked differently" and is used as to modify things. (1) He can distinguish (about) what is right and what is wrong. (OK) (6) This letter will lead several industrialists to the discovery of the share market scam.

  • "Distinct" means "distinguished" or "marked differently" and is used as to modify things.
  • (1) He can distinguish (about) what is right and what is wrong.
  • (OK) (6) This letter will lead several industrialists to the discovery of the share market scam.
  • (OK) As for (6), I'm afraid I didn't get exactly what the writer wanted to say but I take it to mean like written as above.
  • The only way you can do is to consult with good dictionaries and check the actual usage searching by Google.
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"Distinct" means "distinguished" or "marked differently" and is used as to modify things.
(1) He can distinguish (about) what is right and what is wrong.
(2) Mars became distinct on the horizon in the month of August.(OK)
(3) The distinct strains of Rvi's violin could be heard above the general din.(OK)
(4) Sgosh's is a distinct case of water rising above its own level.(OK)
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thanks for the reply...but i still hve some doubts...distinct also mean certain and if we consider this meaning of distinct first sentence quite seems to be correct.

And for implication the answer i.e the wrong one which is given in the book is the fifth one. so plz. check this out...
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Aha I'm sorry. I made a big mistake. Yes, the original sentence #6 is correct. The letter lead to the implication of industrialists in the share market scam. Here "implication" means "the fact of being involved". Is the sentence #5 wrong? Huum. I took this sentence to mean as "The headmaster suggested to raise the relief to the flood victims in the village and everyone appreciated it." Am I wrong
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I am certain about one meaning of distinct which is 'certain'. You can refer to encarta dictionary .And thats why I dont think it should be wrong..

Any moderator can help me by telling a site having such type of words and their usages.

thank you!

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