Definition for Discrete:

• Disjunctive; containing a disjunctive or discretive clause; as, I resign my life, but not my honor, is a discrete proposition.

Synonyms for Discrete:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • discrete.
  •analytic/analytical (adjective)
  • dis-crete,
  • problemsolving,
  • more questioning,
  • questioning,
  • more valid,
  • problem solving,
  • most thorough,
  • more reasonable,
  • more problemsolving,
  • most problemsolving,
  • dis crete,
  • de tailed,
  • most dissecting,
  • more testing,
  • most problem-solving,
  • well grounded,
  • ratiocinative,
  • most questioning,
  • in quiring,
  • logical,
  • most problem solving,
  • more problem solving,
  • wellgrounded,
  • in-quiring,
  • most testing,
  • more precise,
  • de-tailed,
  • more thorough,
  • more dissecting,
  • more problem-solving,
  • valid.
  •analytical (adjective)
  • more reasonably,
  • most reasonably.
  •detached (adjective)
  • more isolate,
  • un accompanied,
  • un-accompanied,
  • most disjoined,
  • more emancipated,
  • re moved,
  • more apart,
  • most apart,
  • most emancipated,
  • most loosened,
  • un-connected,
  • most isolate,
  • most severed,
  • more disjoined,
  • un connected,
  • dis joined,
  • dis-joined,
  • more severed,
  • re-moved,
  • more loosened.
  •different (adjective)
  • extra ordinary,
  • something else,
  • most novel,
  • unique,
  • another story.
  •distinct (adjective)
  • dis united,
  • more unassociated,
  • dis-similar,
  • most disunited,
  • dis similar,
  • un-associated,
  • most unassociated,
  • un attached,
  • more disunited,
  • dis-united,
  • un associated,
  • un-attached.
  •distinctive (adjective)
  • diacritic,
  • far cry,
  • out-standing,
  • like night and day.
  •diverse (adjective)
  • unalike,
  • Diversiform,
  • most opposite,
  • mixed bag,
  • contrastive.
  •fragmentary (adjective)
  • bittiest,
  • bittier,
  • dis connected,
  • unsystematic,
  • partest,
  • dis jointed,
  • un systematic,
  • un-systematic,
  • dis-connected,
  • dis-jointed,
  • in-coherent.
  •separate (adjective)
  • cut apart,
  • far between,
  • put asunder,
  • cut in two,
  • in halves,
  • set asunder,
  • set apart.
  •singular (adjective)
  • un repeatable,
  • un-repeatable,
  • more unrepeatable,
  • solo,
  • most unrepeatable.
  •unequal (adjective)
  • lopsided,
  • disproportionate,
  • unfair,
  • uneven.
  •varied (adjective)
  • in discriminate,
  • in-discriminate.
  •various (adjective)
  • omnifarious,
  • multitudinal,
  • all manner of,
  • polymorphic,
  • polymorphous,
  • multiform.

• n.

  •
  • in isolation,
  • as distinct from,
  • stand-alone,
  • same,
  • do with.
  •
  • particular,
  • single,
  • include.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • separable,
  • singly,
  • fragmentary.
  •
  • singular,
  • tangential.
  •
  • satellite.

Paraphrases for Discrete:

• Independent

  • Adjective
    discretionary, separated, low-profile, different, inconspicuous, segregated, free-standing, modest, distinguishable, individual, homogeneous, disparate, localized, disjunct, subtle, non-continuous, self-contained, intermittent, staple, diverse, self-standing, homogenous, one-time, dissimilar.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    distinct, unobtrusive, discontinuous, differentiated, distinctive, discrete-mode, discreet, low-key, distinguished, non-intrusive, sedentary, isolated, independent.
  • Proper noun, singular
    discreet, independent.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    discreet, independent.

Antonyms for Discrete:

• adj.

  • individual
    joined, similar, combined, attached, connected.
  • Other antonyms:
    adjoining, linked.

• Other antonyms:

  • n.
    continuous, integrated, multiplexed, joint.

Homophones for Discrete:

• desired, desecrated, dogcart, ditch reed, disaccharide, dose rate, decorate, discredit, dissertate, disaccord, degrade, discord, dog-eared, dessert, desecrate, dasyuridae, Daucus Carota, deserted, decorated, degree day, desegrated, desert, discredited, decreed, dockyard, djakarta, degraded, disagree with, dasyurid, discarded, discard, disarrayed, discreet.