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discriminating
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discriminating (Distinguishing), adjective contrasting, diacritical, differentiating, differentiative, differing, discriminate, distinctive, inconsistent, selective, separative
Associated concepts: discrimination because of race, dissrimination in hiring, discriminatory practices, equal proteccion, illegal discrimination, invidious discrimination, racial discrimination, reverse discrimination
discriminating (Judicious), adjective appraising, clear-sighted, critical, discerning, dispassionate, impartial, judgmatic, keen, knowing, meticulous, perceptive, perspicacious, rational, reasonable, sagacious, sapient, selective, sober, sound, thoughtful, unbiased, wise
See also: circumspect, cognizant, discerning, discreet, distinctive, judicious, juridical, lucid, particular, perceptive, perspicacious, preferential, prudent, rational, sapient, scrupulous, sensible, sensitive, subtle


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9) One needs only to follow discriminatingly Pero's historical progression and observe how the issues of relationships find manifestation by means of the self and others under God--a tri-dimensional reality--and play themselves out in a consistent mode in his life and in an interrelated world.
A tri-dimensional reality and symbol by Featherstone, Rudolph / Currents in Theology and Mission
Using the traditional dichotomies utile/dulce or docere/delectare that give crucial parameters to the commentator's work, she clearly situates Sponde's authorial voice and discriminatingly articulates its complementary nuances, ranging from poetic furor to theological rigor.
Sponde: commentateur d'Homere by Wiesmann, Marc-Andre / Renaissance Quarterly
While such campaigns more or less specifically target young men, others can be seen to include them, less discriminatingly, in broader, more inclusive messages, such as those which urge all drivers to "buckle up or wear a fine".
Danger on the roads! Masculinity, the car, and safety by Vick, Malcolm / Youth Studies Australia
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