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Meanings of nearly unrecognizable in English
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Usage of nearly unrecognizable in English
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We had been gone for a month, and my sons were nearlyunrecognizable.
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A moment later Katy came on, her voice nearlyunrecognizable.
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They were enslaved by vines, nearlyunrecognizable amid the trees.
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It was the bedraggled, nearlyunrecognizable imp chained to the wall, however, that was the real showstopper.
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His holographic representation was nearlyunrecognizable.
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But David, too, was nearlyunrecognizable.
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And Jeff, his own face a nearlyunrecognizable mask of mindless fury, seemed oblivious of what he was doing.
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They were kept in a tin box in DT's pack and were nearlyunrecognizable; they looked like withered brown orchids.
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Yet both bear to-day the stamp of the Middle Ages, and the Roman streets which they use are small and nearlyunrecognizable fragments.
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I have left issues of standard language uncorrected, and have only fixed typographical errors in which the word was nearlyunrecognizable, but clear from context.
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They've become nearlyunrecognizable. He brought the controls to life with a few sweeps of his fingers, and the screens lit up all around him.
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"Then again, I guess you've learned from the master." He looked different today, nearlyunrecognizable.
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"Yes?" she said in a flat, nearlyunrecognizable voice.