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discriminating taste
Definition
to recognize or perceive differences — especially fine distinctions
- He raced from one kill to another, accepting contracts with such rapidity that he had to be indiscriminate.Chapter 17 (66% in)
- Yet the possibility of indiscriminate death caused by a killer in a window or on a rooftop was crazy; the police would come, the street blocked off, even a reverse trap aborted.Chapter 35 (14% in)
There are no more uses of "discriminate" flagged with this meaning in The Bourne Identity.
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- You are as wise as you are discriminating.Chapter 14 (38% in)
- The enigmatic Bourne does not kill indiscriminately.Chapter 8 (47% in)
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