distinctiveness
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State of being distinctive.
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It is time to celebrate diversity and distinctiveness.
The characteristic of life does not lie in a distinctiveness of single life processes. [Lebensvorgänge], but rather in a certain order among all the processes.
Also from India, artisans and stonemasons designed the mosque’s dome, giving it its distinctiveness amongst the other buildings.
A place of “fizzing cool”, Bubala serves “immaculately seasoned” laffa bread, and cocktails with both “gulpability and a snap of distinctiveness.”
According to Robert Hodgart, an urban geographer and retired lecturer at the University of Edinburgh, this phenomenon is a “visibly conspicuous facet of Scotland’s distinctiveness, which gives it a stronger affinity with continental Europe”.
A Mosque next to an English street full of houses bearing the flag of St. George, according to alt-righters, is neither an English street nor a Muslim street — separation is necessary for distinctiveness.