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Meanings of barely recognisable in English

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Usage of barely recognisable in English
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Those signs apart, the local community is barely recognisable 50 years on.
The Guardian
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Behind the bunting and banners the shopping centre was barely recognisable.
The Irish Times
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The wartime inscriptions are now barely recognisable, covered by a rainbow of spray-paint.
The Guardian
4
After changing her lifestyle, Marina is now barely recognisable from her old photos.
News.com.au
5
Yet The Irish Times of 1985 is barely recognisable now.
The Irish Times
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His hacking room was an old cloakroom, though it was barely recognisable as such.
Underground: Hacking, madness and obsession on the electronic fr...
7
Jack Seward knelt in the middle of a ruin barely recognisable as a human being.
Anno Dracula
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His friend's features were barely recognisable amid the blood and broken bones of his skull.
The road to rome: a forgotten legion chronicle
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From behind them came a voice barely recognisable as Phil's, it was so hoarse and broken.
Nanny mcphee and the big bang
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But they're barely recognisable from their grubby beginnings.
The Irish Times
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All barely recognisable from their former state.
Radio NZ
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Certainly Burnley were barely recognisable as their usual doughty selves in the first half of the season.
The Guardian
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Liverpool were teetering, ragged, dispirited and barely recognisable from the side that had bewitched Anfield last season.
The Guardian
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The corpse was barely recognisable as human.
Metro 2034
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The great cabin was barely recognisable.
Beyond the Reef
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After a months-long makeover inspired by the city and its Iveagh Gardens, the Conrad Dublin is barely recognisable.
Independent.ie
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Barely recognisable through the time
Barely recognisable across language varieties
Ireland
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United Kingdom
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