Synonyms for Distinction:

• adj.

  •renown (adjective)
  • more prestige,
  • markest,
  • more stardom,
  • most honor,
  • most prominence,
  • re-nown,
  • more luster,
  • re nownest,
  • most kudos,
  • most preeminence,
  • most luster,
  • most eminence,
  • re-nowner,
  • most prominency,
  • most repute,
  • re nowner,
  • most notoriety,
  • more kudos,
  • notest,
  • glorier,
  • more prominence,
  • re nown,
  • more celebrity,
  • most reputation,
  • more distinction,
  • most celebrity,
  • re-nownest,
  • more reputation,
  • more illustriousness,
  • most eclat,
  • most prestige,
  • gloriest,
  • more repute,
  • more eminence,
  • more preeminence,
  • more eclat,
  • most acclaim,
  • more honor,
  • most distinction,
  • reppest,
  • more notoriety,
  • most illustriousness,
  • more acclaim,
  • more prominency,
  • most stardom,
  • repper.

• n.

  •
  • detail,
  • particular,
  • qualification,
  • award.
  •
  • incentive,
  • repute,
  • trump card,
  • privilege,
  • benefit,
  • advantage.
  •
  • style,
  • superiority,
  • a world of difference,
  • flair.
  •
  • same.
  •
  • important,
  • knowledge.
  •
  • excellence,
  • good.
  •asset (noun)
  • re sources,
  • re-source,
  • re-sources,
  • re source.
  •attribute (noun)
  • distinction.
  •award (noun)
  • de-cree,
  • feather cap,
  • gold stars,
  • de-crees,
  • de crees,
  • de cree.
  •caliber (noun)
  • habilitations,
  • worthinesses.
  •characteristic (noun)
  • dis positions,
  • dis-position,
  • dis-positions,
  • dis position.
  •choice (noun)
  • election,
  • finding,
  • Opportunities,
  • druthers.
  •class (noun)
  • genuses,
  • pro vinces,
  • de-nominations,
  • pro-vince,
  • de nomination,
  • de-nomination,
  • pro-vinces,
  • de nominations,
  • pro vince.
  •contrast (noun)
  • oppositeness,
  • inverses,
  • adverses,
  • incongruousness.
  •credit (noun)
  • pat on the back.
  •decoration (noun)
  • purple hearts.
  •degree (noun)
  • shingle,
  • shingles,
  • Dignification,
  • baccalaureate,
  • sheepskin,
  • sheepskins,
  • testimonials,
  • baccalaureates.
  •demarcation (noun)
  • de limitations,
  • de-limitation,
  • de-limitations,
  • de limitation.
  •difference (noun)
  • abnormality,
  • counterpoint,
  • variation,
  • Dissemblance,
  • deviation,
  • disparity,
  • inequality,
  • mismatch,
  • variance,
  • disunity,
  • variety,
  • conflict,
  • clash,
  • contradiction,
  • distinctness,
  • contrast,
  • aberration,
  • asymmetry.
  •differentiation (noun)
  • differentiation.
  •differentiation; feature (noun)
  • discernment,
  • refinement,
  • tact,
  • judgment,
  • discreteness,
  • sensitivity,
  • separation,
  • estimation,
  • acuteness,
  • discretion,
  • sharpness,
  • dissimilitude,
  • acumen,
  • peculiarity,
  • penetration,
  • analysis,
  • diagnosis,
  • unlikeness,
  • clearness.
  •dignity (noun)
  • re gards,
  • re-gard,
  • self respect,
  • courtlinesses,
  • noblenesses,
  • statelinesses,
  • self-respects,
  • selfrespect.
  •discrepancy (noun)
  • dis sonances,
  • alterities,
  • dis-sonance,
  • in congruities,
  • in-congruities,
  • mis calculations,
  • mis calculation,
  • mis-calculations,
  • dis sonance,
  • dis-sonances,
  • in-congruity,
  • in congruity,
  • othernesses,
  • far cries,
  • mis-calculation.
  •discrimination (noun)
  • segregation.
  •disparity (noun)
  • dis proportions,
  • dis parity,
  • dis-proportion,
  • dis-proportions,
  • un-evenness,
  • dis proportion,
  • dis-parities,
  • dis-parity,
  • dis parities,
  • un evennesses,
  • un-evennesses,
  • un evenness.
  •dissimilarity (noun)
  • discordance,
  • heterogeneously,
  • aberrance,
  • non-uniformity,
  • inconsistency.
  •dissimilitude (noun)
  • dis similitudes,
  • dis-similitudes,
  • dis similitude,
  • disparatenesses,
  • dis-similitude.
  •distinction (noun)
  • note.
  •divarication (noun)
  • divaricatings.
  •divergence (noun)
  • mutation,
  • deflections,
  • turnings,
  • deflection.
  •diversity (noun)
  • multeities.
  •elegance (noun)
  • nobility,
  • urbanity,
  • ornateness,
  • felicity,
  • purity,
  • poshness,
  • exquisiteness,
  • gracefulness,
  • good taste,
  • Elegancy,
  • lushness.
  •eminence (noun)
  • pre potency,
  • pre-potencies,
  • pre-potency,
  • pre potencies.
  •excellence (noun)
  • high qualities,
  • transcendences.
  •fame (noun)
  • re cognition,
  • re cognitions,
  • re-cognition,
  • public esteems.
  •gradation (noun)
  • Calibrations,
  • orderings,
  • calibration.
  •grandeur (noun)
  • handsomenesses,
  • inclusivenesses,
  • expansivenesses,
  • impressivenesses,
  • superbities,
  • luxuriousnesses,
  • augustnesses.
  •greatness (noun)
  • high mindednesses,
  • highmindedness,
  • high mindedness,
  • highmindednesses,
  • high-mindednesses.
  •honor (noun)
  • source pride,
  • re spects,
  • lionizations,
  • re-spect,
  • deifications,
  • immortalizations,
  • re-spects,
  • high standings,
  • re spect.
  •importance (noun)
  • salience,
  • weightiness,
  • priority,
  • tenor,
  • noteworthiness,
  • Significancy,
  • conspicuousness.
  •individuality (noun)
  • in-dependence,
  • in dependence,
  • seities,
  • self hood,
  • self-hoods,
  • in dependences,
  • in-dependences,
  • ipseities,
  • selfdoms,
  • selfnesses,
  • singularnesses,
  • self hoods.
  •kudos (noun)
  • plum,
  • PRS,
  • pumping up,
  • plaudits.
  •magnificence (noun)
  • ostentatiousnesses,
  • spectacularities,
  • exaltednesses.
  •mark (noun)
  • indicias.
  •nobility (noun)
  • sovereignty,
  • lordliness,
  • Knightliness,
  • Queenliness,
  • imperialness,
  • majesty,
  • stature,
  • Kingliness,
  • aristocracy,
  • Princeliness,
  • heroicalness,
  • Regality.
  •odds (noun)
  • vantage.
  •palpability (noun)
  • physicality,
  • Actualness,
  • Corporealities,
  • substantialness,
  • definiteness,
  • corporeality.
  •preeminence (noun)
  • pre eminences,
  • pre-eminences,
  • pre eminence.
  •prominence; achievement (noun)
  • manner,
  • worth,
  • Bays,
  • name,
  • badge,
  • account.
  •rank (noun)
  • primacy,
  • status.
  •reputation (noun)
  • Memorability,
  • notoriety,
  • fable,
  • popularity,
  • acclaim,
  • esteem,
  • prominence,
  • elevation,
  • legend.
  •royalty (noun)
  • Queenship,
  • kingships,
  • the crown,
  • kingship.
  •sharpness (noun)
  • vividness.
  •taste (noun)
  • Aestheticism.
  •unlikeness (noun)
  • un likenesses,
  • un-likeness,
  • un-likenesses,
  • un likeness.
  •value (noun)
  • pro fits,
  • pro-fits,
  • serviceablenesses,
  • pro fit.
  •variation (noun)
  • departure from the norm.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • divarication,
  • disproportion,
  • championship,
  • grade point average,
  • division,
  • importance,
  • incongruity,
  • divergency,
  • anomaly,
  • breadth,
  • Nobel Prize,
  • dichotomy,
  • glittering prize,
  • cleavage,
  • irregularity,
  • shading,
  • oddity,
  • extravagance,
  • dividing line,
  • consolation prize,
  • grade,
  • Discrepance,
  • marking,
  • whimsy,
  • unreality,
  • booby prize,
  • incomplete,
  • tracking,
  • accolade,
  • full marks,
  • honor roll,
  • crosscurrent,
  • discovery,
  • chasm,
  • nicety,
  • GPA.
  •
  • commendation,
  • virtue,
  • straight,
  • divide,
  • polarity,
  • borderline,
  • pass,
  • U,
  • meanwhile,
  • result,
  • gulf,
  • boundary,
  • quirk.
  •
  • edge,
  • D,
  • F,
  • gap,
  • disconnect,
  • collision.
  •
  • merit,
  • B,
  • laurel,
  • C,
  • perfection.
  •
  • split.
  •
  • beauty,
  • jump.
  •
  • honor.

Paraphrases for Distinction:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    differentiation.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    differentiation.

• Forward Entailment

  • Verb, past tense
    discrimination.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    contradistinction.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    distinguishing.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    segregation, delimitation, dichotomy, exception, divide, divides, unbundling, contrast, variation, classification, characteristic, borderline, diversification, distinguishing, concession, restriction, discretion, modulation, decoration, dispute.
  • Verb, past tense
    differentiated.
  • Verb, base form
    differentiate.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    Medals, distinguished, discrimination.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    distinctness, separation, division, distinctiveness, delineation, disparity, demarcation, divergence, variance, discrimination, split, honor, break-down, laude, boundary.
  • Verb, past tense
    Discriminated, distinguished.
  • Verb, base form
    discrimination, distinguish, discriminate.

Antonyms for Distinction:

• n.

  • differentiation; feature
    agreement, indiscretion, unimportance, Lowliness, insignificance, likeness, similarity, thoughtlessness, uniformity, sameness, unity, conformity, concurrence, harmony, mediocrity, inability, accord, carelessness.
  • prominence; achievement
    criticism.
  • Other antonyms:
    defect, confusion, averageness, badness, similitude, community, blemish, parallelism, alikeness, drawback, failing, homogeneity, analogy, obscureness, negative, inferiority, deficiency, flaw, Disvalue, crumminess, correspondence, resemblance, worthlessness, minus, fault, ordinariness, demerit, homogeneousness.

Homophones for Distinction:

• dichotomisation, dichotomization.

Hyponym for Distinction:

• n.

  • attribute
    difference.
  • communication
    award, honour, accolade, laurels, honor.