Difference between Distinctness and Severalty

DISTINCTNESS vs SEVERALTY: NOUN

The quality of being not alike; being distinct or different from that otherwise experienced or known
The state of being several and distinct
The quality or state of being distinct, in any sense of that word.
Synonyms Distinctness, Distinction (see distinction), plainness, perspicuity, explicitness, lucidity.
Nice discrimination; hence, clearness; precision.
The property or degree of being distinct.
The quality of being sharp and clear

A separate and individual right to possession or ownership that is not shared with any other person.
Land, property, or an estate owned in severalty.
The quality or condition of being held or owned in severalty.
The quality or condition of being separate and distinct.
A state of separation from the rest, or from all others: used chiefly of the tenure of property.
An estate which the tenant holds in his own right, without being joined in interest with any other person; -- distinguished from joint tenancy, coparcenary, and common.
The sole holding of property by someone.
Exclusive individual ownership
The state of being several and distinct

Laude, Discrimination, Difference, Separation, Distinction, Distinguishing, Differentiation, Clarity, Uniqueness, Distinctiveness, Severalty, Discreteness, Sharpness, Separateness, Otherness

Tenancy, Ownership, Land, Lands, Allotment, Allotting, Allot, Take, Hold, Owned, Allotted, Held, Separateness, Distinctness, Discreteness

Commonality, Individuality, Award, Laude, Discrimination, Difference, Separation, Distinction, Distinguishing, Differentiation, Clarity, Uniqueness, Sharpness, Separateness, Otherness

Owner, Property, Estate, Indians, Tenancy, Land, Allotment, Allot, Take, Hold, Owned, Allotted, Held, Separateness, Distinctness

If prime matter is strictly and purely potential, then it must lack any intrinsic distinctness.
In that case, cut the frequency area which gives them their distinctness.
He made deamess and distinctness the criteria of true tiumght.
Evidence for distinctness should be recognized as the prerequisite.
But music has its own substitute for conceptual distinctness.
But some Maroons, it seemed, preserved a certain distinctness.
Our selection should, accordingly, go to this distinctness.
Distinctness thus presents a necessary prerequisite for hybridization.
Strong to test claims of distinctness and specificity.
Further research is required to establish their distinctness.

Charles and Mary Croxall, one equal fourth part by metes and bounds and in severalty.
GUARANTY I jointly and severalty guarantee payment and performance of all promises contained in this Lease.
The reservation land was to be assigned in severalty to individual Indians.
It must be executed concurrently by thetestators and may dispose of property owned jointly or in severalty.
Steve owns the store building in severalty, because a joint tenancy interest is not devisable.
Dawes Severalty Act, promoted the assimilation of Native Americans into American society.
Limitations of actions for lands patented in severalty under treaties.
Many things were wrong with the Dawes Severalty Act.
Their lands have not yet been allotted in severalty.
Presidential Message, Severalty of Round Valley Indians in California.