Distinguished Synonyms and Antonyms

dĭ-stĭnggwĭsht
Notable for excellence
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
  1. famous
  2. eminent
  3. illustrious
  4. dignified
  5. celebrated
  6. renowned
  7. notable
  8. noted
  9. prominent
  10. imposing
  11. brilliant
  12. great
  13. famed
  14. extraordinary
  15. grand
  16. special
  17. shining
  18. prestigious
  19. noble
  20. stately
  21. transcendent
  22. respected
  23. highly regarded
  24. well-known
  25. venerable
  26. honored
  27. memorable
  28. noteworthy
  29. esteemed
  30. reputable
  31. remarkable
  32. distingué
  33. peerless
  34. superior
  35. outstanding
  36. exceptional
  37. acclaimed
  38. aristocratic
  39. genteel
  40. glorious
  41. singular
  42. conspicuous
  43. consummate
  44. striking
  45. unforgettable
  46. arresting
  47. salient
  48. distinct
  49. foremost
  50. nonpareil
  51. august
  52. royal
  53. signal
  54. preeminent
  55. radiant
  56. talked of
  57. legendary
  58. first-rate
  59. nonesuch
  60. big name
  61. world-class
  62. standout
  63. marked
  64. ace
  65. distingué
  66. redoubtable
  67. supreme
  68. magisterial
Antonyms:
  1. obscure
  2. insignificant
  3. commonplace
  4. humble
  5. inconspicuous
  6. undistinguished
  7. unextraordinary
  8. unimportant. See syn. study at famous.famous
  9. common
  10. ordinary
  11. standard
  12. unknown
To perceive with a special effort of the senses or the mind
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. seen
  2. remarked
  3. observed
  4. noticed
  5. noted
  6. minded
  7. marked
  8. discerned
  9. detected
  10. descried
To bestow honor upon
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. signalized
  2. ennobled
  3. honored
  4. exalted
  5. celebrated
  6. elevated

Words Related to Distinguished

Related words are words that are directly connected to each other through their meaning, even if they are not synonyms or antonyms. This connection may be general or specific, or the words may appear frequently together.

Distinguished Sentence Examples

  • He's a Spanish gentleman, very distinguished looking.

  • One morning a distinguished looking Spanish man was walking out of the room as she entered.

  • He looked even more distinguished than usual in his Spanish garb.

  • The two distinguished authors were very gentle and kind, and I could not tell which of them I loved best.

  • He looks so distinguished.

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