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actually, the website says "very different = distinct". So "it's distinct from what you intended." Which I actually prefer.
by johnpublic 4y ago
actually, the website says "very different = distinct". So "it's distinct from what you intended."
Which I actually prefer.
- denton-scratch 4y agoNot the same. "Distinct from X" means that it can be distinguished from X; "very different from X" means that it's hard to mistake it for X.