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Definition of recognizable in English: recognizable(British recognisable) adjective rɛkəɡˈnʌɪzəblˌrɛkəɡˈnaɪzəb(ə)l Able to be recognized or identified from previous encounters or knowledge. there was no recognizable photograph of him his car was instantly recognizable Example sentencesExamples - It is less grand, has no recognizable actors, and in its own way is much more artful.
- The buildings, lights and other images are hardly recognizable in her works.
- Chalk is perhaps the most recognizable and conspicuous rock type in Europe.
- The curve and the clock tower are enough to make the building recognizable from anywhere.
- Some of the words are recognizable, but the context makes their meaning indecipherable.
- Martin's acoustic guitar playing is instantly recognisable and revered among guitar fans.
- It is an allegory for our own society, our own people and it should be immediately recognizable to any member of the audience.
- The existence of a bourgeoisie was marked by recognizable forms of behavior and of ideas.
- As the bus turned into a new recognizable road, the pavements were filled with people, scarves blowing in the wind.
- Not content to be the most recognizable woman on the planet, she also wants to be the most widely read.
- The first body found has been so mutilated it's barely recognizable as a body.
- Get rid of flags and you deprive people of the most instantly recognisable symbol of national identity.
- His stark, bloody images with distorted faces are instantly recognisable.
- They also claimed that moves to protect her new identity were useless as she was so instantly recognisable.
- The requirement is for an overall design to give the series a readily recognisable identity.
- The hair might be a bit thinner and greyer, but many of the faces in the historic village brass band are still recognisable.
- It was, for someone who had grown up with rock and folk music, immediately recognisable and attractive.
- The words that are recognizable are not strung together in a coherent way.
- If the news business is to survive in any recognizable form, it must adapt to this new reality.
- It makes me wonder what items in this room tonight will be recognizable ten years hence.
Synonyms identifiable, noticeable, perceptible, discernible, appreciable, detectable, distinguishable, observable, perceivable visible, notable, measurable distinct, marked, conspicuous, unmistakable, clear, apparent, evident archaic sensible
Derivatives noun ˌrɛkəɡnʌɪzəˈbɪlɪtiˌrɛkəɡˌnaɪzəˈbɪlədi Still, it's appropriate if he's suffering a little for his recent global recognisability. Example sentencesExamples - They mistake his high recognizability with actual political credibility.
- He is a household name, despite the abstruse nature of his work, because he worked extremely hard to market himself and was obsessed with his recognisability.
- Gallery owners concur that the appeal of photojournalism is based on its recognizability, connection to history and its ability to capture the human spirit.
- It is both the recognizability of his subjects and their potential ambiguity that gives his work depth.
adverb ˌrɛkəɡˈnʌɪzəbliˈrɛkəɡnʌɪzəbli Yes, he's doctrinally more fluid than his predecessors, but he's recognizably of the same type. Example sentencesExamples - The tomato sauce is fresh and tangy, the cheese has just the right stringy texture, and the pepperoni sausage is recognizably meaty instead of greasy and bloated with generic spices.
- Also, if you're recognizably female and foreign, prepare to be sweet-talked by the young male vendors.
- They're recognizably human characters with serious problems of their own and lives that don't always stay on placid waters.
- Again and again, liberal Hollywood has to go through the ghastly ritual of ennobling people before it can allow them to become recognizably human.
Definition of recognizable in US English: recognizable(British recognisable) adjectiveˌrekəɡˈnīzəb(ə)lˌrɛkəɡˈnaɪzəb(ə)l Able to be recognized or identified from previous encounters or knowledge. there was no recognizable photograph of him his car was instantly recognizable Example sentencesExamples - Chalk is perhaps the most recognizable and conspicuous rock type in Europe.
- His stark, bloody images with distorted faces are instantly recognisable.
- It makes me wonder what items in this room tonight will be recognizable ten years hence.
- Martin's acoustic guitar playing is instantly recognisable and revered among guitar fans.
- The existence of a bourgeoisie was marked by recognizable forms of behavior and of ideas.
- If the news business is to survive in any recognizable form, it must adapt to this new reality.
- The requirement is for an overall design to give the series a readily recognisable identity.
- Get rid of flags and you deprive people of the most instantly recognisable symbol of national identity.
- They also claimed that moves to protect her new identity were useless as she was so instantly recognisable.
- The curve and the clock tower are enough to make the building recognizable from anywhere.
- It is an allegory for our own society, our own people and it should be immediately recognizable to any member of the audience.
- The first body found has been so mutilated it's barely recognizable as a body.
- The words that are recognizable are not strung together in a coherent way.
- Not content to be the most recognizable woman on the planet, she also wants to be the most widely read.
- The hair might be a bit thinner and greyer, but many of the faces in the historic village brass band are still recognisable.
- The buildings, lights and other images are hardly recognizable in her works.
- As the bus turned into a new recognizable road, the pavements were filled with people, scarves blowing in the wind.
- It was, for someone who had grown up with rock and folk music, immediately recognisable and attractive.
- Some of the words are recognizable, but the context makes their meaning indecipherable.
- It is less grand, has no recognizable actors, and in its own way is much more artful.
Synonyms identifiable, noticeable, perceptible, discernible, appreciable, detectable, distinguishable, observable, perceivable
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