CEFR B2

discriminating

adjective

Meaning

Showing good judgment and understanding, especially in distinguishing between things of different quality or value.

Examples

She has a very discriminating taste in art.
He is known for his discriminating palate, able to identify subtle flavors.

Synonyms: discerning, selective, astute, perceptive

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discriminating (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /dɪˈskrɪmɪneɪtɪŋ/

Definition

Showing good judgment and understanding, especially in distinguishing between things of different quality or value.

Examples

She has a very discriminating taste in art.
He is known for his discriminating palate, able to identify subtle flavors.
Only the most discriminating customers will appreciate the fine craftsmanship.

How to Use discriminating

discriminate between (prepositional phrase): To recognize the difference between two or more things. — "It's important to discriminate between fact and opinion."
discriminate against (prepositional phrase): To treat someone or something unfairly because of prejudice. — "The law prohibits employers from discriminating against applicants based on age."

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