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Definition of "recognisable" []

  • Able to be recognised. (adjective)

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Use "recognisable" in a sentence
  • "This DA that we are all familiar with is, in short, recognisable as the local peddler of an ideology that is well known internationally."
  • "The Conservative party's "scribbled" tree logo was next worst while the Lib-Dems' "Bird of Liberty" was described as "recognisable" and reflecting the party's commitment to freedom."
  • "The river widens away before us; the flats are green on either side; the mountains are pierced with terraces of rock-cut tombs; while far away inland, apparently on the verge of the desert, we see here a clump of sycamores – yonder a dark hillock – midway between both a confused heap of something that may be either fallen rock or fallen masonry; but nothing that looks like a Temple, nothing to indicate that we are already within recognisable distance of the grandest ruins in the world."