What does the word discriminate mean?
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To note the differences between; note as different; distinguish; make a distinction.
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DISCRIMINATELY.
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Noting differences; discriminating; discriminated.
Part of speech: verb transitive, verb intransitive
Part of speech: adverb
Part of speech: adjective
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Usage examples for discriminate
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He will not accept any help, but I have to teach him to discriminate what is possible from what is impossible. – The Complete Historical Romances of Georg Ebers by Georg Ebers
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" You are a child, fresh from boarding- school, too young to understand, too young to know where to look for your friends, or discriminate against your enemies. – Jeanne of the Marshes by E. Phillips Oppenheim
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We should discriminate between the two by saying that one is a mental fact strictly relative to a particular mind, the other is an objective fact relative to all minds normally constituted. – Determinism or Free-Will? by Chapman Cohen