differentiator

IPA: dɪfɝˈɛntʃieɪtɝ

noun

  • Anything that differentiates, or causes differentiation (in any sense); a distinguishing feature.
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Examples of "differentiator" in Sentences

  • Another differentiator is a couple of high-profile artists
  • Our long term differentiator is to "sustainable" wave passes.
  • SM: I just don't see that as a long-term differentiator and how you are going to be positioned.
  • The biggest differentiator is the G1’s slide-out keyboard, some might find easier to type on than the iPhone’s virtual keyboard.
  • I’ve worried for some time that “open” as a market differentiator is becoming diluted and washed out, just as “organic” and “green” before.
  • Obviously the government plays a role, but I think the main differentiator here is: it is the homeowner who steps forward and who says, I need help.
  • Their main differentiator is that it’s a classless, and claims to be more narrative and share interpretive power with characters (implied: at least more than D&D).

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