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discriminatingdi‧scrim‧i‧nat‧ing /dɪˈskrɪməneɪtɪŋ/ adjective   - Discriminating travelers return to Italy year after year.
- As film audiences get older, they will become more discriminating.
- It is no longer an appropriate model for a generation which has developed sophisticated and discriminating consumption patterns for other goods and services.
- Slowly an underground resistance movement grew, catering for discriminating customers.
- There are even reports that this hair is gathered by the more discriminating kinds of birds to build their nests!
when someone has good taste► have taste/have good taste to be able to make good judgments about which clothes, furniture etc are attractive or good and which are not: · Mrs Anderson has taste, and her home is lovely.· The Scotch was Johnnie Walker Black. "This guy's got good taste," I thought.have taste/have good taste in: · Julie has really good taste in books.have great/terrific/impeccable etc taste: · Robinson had impeccable taste. ► discerning able to recognize things that are good or of high quality - use this especially when talking about buying things: · Discerning investors will find the guide useful.· You don't have to be wealthy to develop a discerning palate. (=good taste in food) ► discriminating able to judge what is of good quality and what is not, especially because you have a lot of knowledge or experience: · As film audiences get older, they will become more discriminating.· Discriminating travelers return to St. Bartholomew's year after year. ► have a good eye for to be good at noticing and recognizing what is attractive, of good quality etc, and which things look good together: · She has an incredibly good eye for fashion.· You need to have a good eye for colour and design if you are going to decorate your own house. able to judge what is of good quality and what is not SYN discerning:  discriminating readers |