Recognisable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RECOGNISABLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• that can be recognised, also RECOGNIZABLE
• able to be recognized or identified from previous encounters or knowledge
• capable of being recognized
• that can be recognised

Words related to RECOGNISABLE

recognisably20

Words that contain RECOGNISABLE

irrecognisable19 unrecognisable19

How to use RECOGNISABLE in a sentence

• The divine face of our Saviour was scarcely recognisable, so disfigured was it by the wounds with which it was covered.
• All the parts of it are there and recognisable, even to the muscles that should move it, but we have lost control of them.
• Indeed it was hardly recognisable to himself as a fancy that whenever he spoke Jenny was somewhere in the audience.
• Out of the stern there stepped a little figure, just recognisable as a white man.
• Though I was devoid of any recognisable religious sense I liked the wide words in the Psalms that we read at night in the school chapel.
• It must be remembered that these precautions were quite necessary, since he had to make a recognisable print at the first attempt.
• The whole ritual of social and political organisation among savages, therefore, illustrates the process of creating artificial and easily recognisable political likenesses.
• Lieutenant-Colonel Ramsay led the attack in person, and he was easily recognisable by the wand which he carried.
• Its utterly fabulous character, of course, will be recognisable by all.
• The British forces, on the other hand, consisted chiefly of drilled and organised regiments, armed, equipped, and clothed on a regular basis, and recognisable as such.
• At first sight, to be sure, a casual observer might suppose there existed in these cases no recognisable device at all for the dissemination of the seedlings.
• What remains is the principle, the divine Reason, which became known and recognisable through Christ.
• Zola’s most prominent creations, and it must be some accident that makes them most memorable and recognisable to one of his readers.
• In the background a dancing couple, recognisable as Gombauld and Anne.
• It was so like something I had known, so recognisable and, oh, recognising, that I was lost in wonder.
• Students in the gallery, recognisable by their thin beards, shouted across at each other for the joy of shouting, and spoke by gestures to their professors below.
• Only the stone thrown by the youngest brother, easily recognisable by its marks, was found on firm ground, lying on the grass at some little distance beyond the lake.
• At the telegraph-office, too, there are traces, diluted but quite recognisable, of military administration.
• Fragments of recognisable sounds drove towards him, were whirled away from him as his mind reached out to grasp them.
• Maston, began to get so stout that they would not be recognisable if their imprisonment lasted several months.
• No one has been able to point out what kind, or what amount, of difference in any recognisable character is sufficient to prevent two species crossing.
• In the left aisle a few fragments from the old church remain recognisable.
• In the infant days of the nation there had been no such things as gods in human shape, or in recognisable shape at all.
• Many words have altered so materially as to be hardly recognisable.
• Perhaps all that remains of some of the workers consists of charred and scorched bodies, scarcely recognisable as human beings.
• It need have nothing that resembles what would be recognisable in the theatre as a situation.
• At our jubilee, however, he came back wrinkled and white-haired, but quite recognisable as the fascinating boy of fifty years before.
• Of the Rue de la Harpe not a recognisable feature is left.
• The chemistry of thought has precipitated these contrasted terms, each maintaining a recognisable identity and having the function of a point of reference for memory and will.
• When intelligence arises, when the flux of things begins to be mitigated by representation of it and objects are at last fixed and recognisable, there is science.
• They shall also be transformed into Englishmen and be made recognisable and friendly.
• His portraits remain recognisable for a generation, probably.
• Antonino stood up in his boat so as to lessen the distance and make himself more easily recognisable.
• But, politically, Scotland, till the Reform Bill, had scarcely a recognisable existence.

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