discriminative

• Bezeichnet die Fähigkeit, feine Unterschiede wahrzunehmen oder zu unterscheiden; unterscheidend, urteilend oder differenzierend.

Describes the ability to make fine distinctions or judgments; showing discernment or differentiation.

1. Capable of making fine distinctionsC1formal

   Able to perceive or recognize small differences between things.

   Unterscheidungsfähig

   • A discriminative eye can spot the subtle variations in color.
   • Her discriminative taste in music sets her apart from her peers.
   • The critic's discriminative analysis revealed nuances in the painting.

   Synonymeacuteastutediscerningdiscriminatingjudiciouskeenperceptiveperspicacioussharpsubtle

   Antonymeindiscriminate

2. Expressing careful judgmentC1formal

   Showing the ability to make careful and accurate judgments, often based on subtle differences.

   Sorgfältiges Urteilsvermögen

   • His discriminative comments on the proposal were highly valued.
   • The judge's discriminative reasoning led to a fair verdict.
   • She offered a discriminative critique of the novel's themes.

   Synonymeacuteastutediscerningdiscriminatinginsightfuljudiciousperceptiveperspicaciousshrewd