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Meanings of recognizable in English

Capable of being recognized.

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Examples for "recognisable"
1
Work for the best and most recognisable company you can work for.
News.com.au
2
Those signs apart, the local community is barely recognisable 50 years on.
The Guardian
3
But it's perhaps the most instantly recognisable sound in the technology industry.
The Irish Times
4
The list is long and has some fairly recognisable names on it.
The Irish Times
5
Some of Australia's most recognisable actors have testified in the high-profile case.
The Guardian
1
The voice was familiar but not instantly placeable, a problem prolonged by the man's nameless introduction of himself.
Think of a number
Usage of recognizable in English
1
Their forms were vague, transparent; then the shapes coalesced into recognizable forms.
The Land of Painted Caves
2
Something unfamiliar, yet also teasingly recognizable; like something she had sensed recently.
Assail
3
Average lung is more likely to show an active and recognizable process.
Pubmed
4
Today, the lighthouse remains one of the most recognizable symbols of Boston.
Wired
5
The horses were mere shadows in the distance, shapes without recognizable form.
Dear John
6
His, of course, were scarcely recognizable as the classics that informed them.
The reach of a chef: beyond the kitchen
7
They had long ago ceased to have a marriage recognizable as such.
Complete Books of Blood
8
He knows every landmark they're passing; they are recognizable even from above.
Under the dome: a novel
9
Jump ten parsecs, however, and not even your own sun is recognizable.
Second Foundation
10
What the rounds left of human bodies was barely recognizable as such.
Small favor
11
There was no definite beat of the heart recognizable by the stethoscope.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 470, January 3, 1885
12
This was the recognizable one of the shadows between them now recalled.
Over the Pass
13
Josh stared back at him, recognizable, just, from the pictures he'd seen.
Lockdown
14
We've got abnormal results all over the board, without any recognizable pattern.
Gravity
15
It's astounding technology, but we don't all want to be so recognizable.
Wired
16
I don't want to be a film maker who is immediately recognizable.
Reuters
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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