Discriminatingly
21discriminating — adjective having or showing good taste or judgement. Derivatives discriminatingly adverb …
22nicely — ad. 1. Fastidiously, critically, curiously. 2. Discriminatingly, keenly. 3. Accurately, exactly, delicately, daintily. 4. Agreeably, becomingly, pleasantly. 5. Well, cleverly, dexterously, deftly, neatly …
23magic — n Magic, sorcery, witchcraft, witchery, wizardry, alchemy, thaumaturgy are comparable rather than synonymous in their basic senses. In extended use they are sometimes employed indifferently without regard to the implications of their primary… …
24melancholic — adj Melancholic, melancholy, atrabilious, hypochondriac are comparable when they mean gloomy or depressed, especially as a manifestation of one s temperament or state of health. Melancholic and melancholy are often used interchangeably without… …
25noticeable — noticeable, remarkable, prominent, outstanding, conspicuous, salient, signal, striking, arresting can all mean attracting or compelling notice or attention. Noticeable implies that the thing so described is unlikely to escape observation {a… …
26indiscriminatingly — in·discriminatingly …
27discriminating — /dəsˈkrɪməneɪtɪŋ/ (say duhs krimuhnayting) adjective 1. differentiating; distinctive. 2. perceiving differences or distinctions with nicety; possessing discrimination. 3. differential, as a tariff. –discriminatingly, adverb …
28discriminating — adj. 1 able to discern, esp. distinctions. 2 having good taste. Derivatives: discriminatingly adv …
29choicely — adverb Etymology: Middle English choisly, from chois, adjective + ly : in a choice manner: a. : with care in choosing : carefully, discriminatingly b …
30half-discriminating — adj.; half discriminatingly, adv …
