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tell between

VERB
distinguish
Synonyms
STRONGEST
analyze categorize characterize determine differentiate discriminate divide figure out identify know qualify recognize separate
STRONG
ascertain classify collate decide demarcate diagnose estimate extricate finger individualize individuate judge label mark name part pinpoint place select sift signalize singularize specify spot tag
WEAK
determinate diagnosticate make out mark off set apart set off single out sort out tell apart tell from
Antonyms
STRONGEST
allow combine confuse connect join link miss misunderstand mix up unite
STRONG
ignore lose overlook
VERB
individualize
Synonyms
STRONG
analyze ascertain categorize characterize classify collate decide demarcate determine diagnose differentiate discriminate divide estimate extricate finger identify individuate judge know label mark name part pinpoint place qualify recognize select separate sift signalize singularize specify spot tag
WEAK
determinate diagnosticate figure out make out mark off set apart set off single out sort out tell apart tell from
Antonyms
STRONG
allow combine confuse connect disarrange forget hesitate ignore join link lose miss misunderstand mix up overlook unite

Example Sentences

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When he was inside, he couldn't tell between day or night.

From BBC • Apr. 15, 2025

Emptea was torn, I could tell, between enjoying the food and regretting the decision to dine with me.

From Los Angeles Times • Jul. 23, 2023

Spring pollen will soon muddle the picture even more by adding to congestion and sneezes that are difficult to tell between allergies and respiratory contagion.

From Seattle Times • Mar. 7, 2022

“There was something more going on, I could tell, between his ears,” he told me.

From The New Yorker • Oct. 21, 2019

"Surely you can tell between the tread of cattle and the steps of men."

From Hardscrabble; or, the fall of Chicago. a tale of Indian warfare by Richardson, John