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Meanings of almost unrecognisable in English
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Usage of almost unrecognisable in English
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Bobbing at anchor, bathed in June sunshine, she was almost unrecognisable now.
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He was almost unrecognisable from the cocksure brigand I had watched that afternoon.
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Wildly-tangled hair, with a long shaggy beard and moustache, render him almost unrecognisable.
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The sector is almost unrecognisable since the days when most industry was traditionally based.
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His vocal is almost unrecognisable but the lyric is good.
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The Cleveland building was almost unrecognisable as ice built up and covered it entirely.
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Modern-day Tralee is almost unrecognisable compared to a decade ago.
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Once more the face of the man became almost unrecognisable.
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When at last he spoke his voice was almost unrecognisable.
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His face was blue with cold and almost unrecognisable.
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The Oscar-nominated actor, 28, was almost unrecognisable in New York today, sporting a curly blonde mane.
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The beach here in Gaza is almost unrecognisable.
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But a huge overhaul leaves it almost unrecognisable.
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At her heels came a man who was so muffled up as to be almost unrecognisable.
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But he looked almost unrecognisable underneath a black cap and sunglasses, with his figure visibly thinner.
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The star was spotted at an event in Melbourne over the weekend, and she looked almost unrecognisable.
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