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Definition of recognisable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
familiarityUK able to be identified from previous encountersUK
- The actor's voice was instantly recognisable.
2.
acknowledgmentUK capable of being acknowledged as valid or importantUK
- Her efforts were recognisable by the entire team.
Origin of recognisable
Latin, recognoscere (to know again) + -able (capable of)
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Examples of recognisable in a sentence
Her handwriting was barely recognisable. The tune was recognisable from the first note. The policy changes were recognisable as necessary by the board. His contributions to the project were recognisable and appreciated.
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- French:reconnaissable, appréciable, ...
- German:erkennbar, anerkennbar, ...
- Italian:riconoscibile, valido, ...
- Spanish:reconocible, apreciable, ...
- Portuguese:reconhecível, reconhecido, ...
- Chinese:可识别的, 可承认的, ...
- Japanese:認識できる, 認められる, ...
- Arabic:قابِل لِلتَعَرُّف عَلَيْه, قابِل لِلاعتراف, ...
- Hebrew:מוּכָּר, ...
- Russian:узнаваемый, признанный, ...
- Ukrainian:впізнаваний, визнаний, ...
- Hindi:पहचाना, मान्य, ...
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