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Meanings of recognizably in English

To a recognizable degree.

Usage of recognizably in English
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In all his travels, the people he had met were recognizably human.
The Valley of Horses
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It resonates, ringing recognizably, ordinarily, mundanely, as such sounds have for centuries.
Grand junction
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Results: The DGGE banding patterns of normal and BV-positive patients were recognizably distinct.
Pubmed
4
Before Genentech, protein drugs, although recognizably potent, had been notoriously difficult to produce.
The emperor of all maladies: a biography of cancer
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It is recognizably a film, in that it takes place on a screen.
Reuters
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Her face, though slightly swollen, was recognizably young and good looking.
Death of a Red Heroine
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By two-thirds of the way, they look recognizably like scorpion monsters.
World After
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Huge it was, yet recognizably a hound, though of monstrous size.
Dancer’s Lament
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Even Norberto's overbearing boss at the real estate firm always seems recognizably human.
Reuters
10
All of Dinah's children-sheended up having five of them-wererecognizably of a type.
Seveneves
11
Particularly in one respect these races were recognizably our kin.
Star Maker
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His voice changed register, still recognizably Alban, without the granite.
Heart of stone
13
Only the eyes were recognizably Maggie's, huge, the deep slatey blue of an infant's.
Stories: all-new tales
14
It's these insects that are recognizably social, having developed reproductive castes and complex cooperative colonies.
Wired
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But even so, there was something there, something recognizably real, and I couldn't look away.
Dear John
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Sofas and chairs were recognizably by J. Robert Scott, upholstered in platinum and gold silks.
Dark rivers of the heart
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