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Discover LudwigThe phrase "look distinctly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is clearly visible or easily distinguishable.
Example: "From the top of the hill, you can look distinctly at the valley below."
Alternatives: "appear clearly" or "seem obvious".
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But it does look distinctly fishy.
Comrade Raju and Sukhdev look distinctly uncomfortable.
Just now, the Democrats look distinctly well-positioned.
Already, Holm, the former professional boxer, was making Rousey's boxing skills look distinctly nonprofessional.
Currency markets twitched, as a euro-area implosion began to look distinctly possible, if not imminent.
And indeed, the areas around the square look distinctly medieval, with narrow and winding cobblestone streets.
(Freud himself possessed over 4,000 antiquities, many of which look distinctly phallic).
Successes may look distinctly shaky once donor funds and NGO support are withdrawn.
For the Mail's City editor, Alex Brummer, the economy was "starting to look distinctly sick".
Chelsea, their own eight-match unbeaten league run in tatters, suddenly look distinctly vulnerable in fourth.
"P/e ratios now look distinctly low after the recent sharp market sell-off.
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