Recognise is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RECOGNISE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to identify as known or experienced before, also RECOGNIZE
• identify (someone or something) from having encountered them before; know again
• identify from knowledge of appearance or character
• (of a computer or other machine) automatically identify and respond correctly to (a sound, printed character, etc.)
• acknowledge the existence, validity, or legality of
• show official appreciation of; reward formally
• officially regard (a qualification) as valid or proper
• grant diplomatic recognition to (a country or government)
• (of a person presiding at a meeting or debate) call on (someone) to speak.
• show approval or appreciation of
• grant credentials to
• detect with the senses
• express greetings upon meeting someone
• express obligation, thanks, or gratitude for
• be fully aware or cognizant of
• perceive to be the same
• accept (someone) to be what is claimed or accept his power and authority
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• chiefly British variant of recognize
• same as recognize

Words related to RECOGNISE

recognised14 recognises13 recognising15 recognize21

Words that contain RECOGNISE

precognise15 recognised14 recognisee13 recogniser13 recognises13 derecognise15 precognised17 precognises16 recognisees14 recognisers14 derecognised17 derecognises16 unrecognised16

How to use RECOGNISE in a sentence

• The country certainly expects the lawyers who have hitherto led public agitation to recognise the new awakening.
• I hope that every non-co-operationist will recognise the necessity of being humble and self-restrained.
• A woman might have been, as it were, everything to him, and it might yet present him, in no connexion that any one seemed held to recognise.
• I recognise the mysterious influence which he has ever exercised over your existence.
• But without that quality, to an English mind, it is hard to recognise in any man, however brilliant and amiable, the true philosopher or hero.
• Yet, I did not recognise in him a fellow-countryman.
• Upon examining the mass attentively, I could recognise the ever-thickening form of a vessel bare of its masts, which must have sunk.
• They were well-made, active, and athletic men, in whom it would not be easy to recognise any particular character at variance with that of the peasantry around them.
• What was the meaning of the word Humility? Was Manon to recognise in Marguerite, in the opinion of M.
• I cannot imagine that anyone who has ever got well again after sorrow will fail to recognise its truth.
• It was Henri Marais, although at the time I did not recognise him, so changed was he.
• In those first few moments Hamel failed altogether to recognise Mr.
• Men ask for some sign, by which they may recognise the true Church of God and discriminate it readily from all spurious imitations.
• He was more disturbed by the sudden meeting, the act of courtesy, and the cold steady eyes of this young fool of a brother than he cared to recognise.
• Meditating on the mystical Body of Holy Church, I could not recognise myself among any of its members as described by St.
• Each morning I resolve to be humble, and in the evening I recognise that I have often been guilty of pride.
• At last, after many fruitless efforts to make me recognise her, she whispered a few words to Leonie, and went away pale and trembling.
• Plon had indeed had sufficient calmness to contemplate the figure before him, it is probable that in spite of alteration he would have found something to recognise.
• It was he who recognised what all of us recognise now, that in spite of faults it is really a most considerable book.
• Wishing to know what she was about, he watched her movements, and succeeded in getting so near her that he was able to recognise her features.
• And Vardri had suffered sufficiently himself to be able to recognise genuine illness.
• Professor James did not at first recognise all the importance of the Piper case.
• They were not calm and self-possessed enough to recognise the enormous advantages of their situation.
• Louis and Falkland, Tancred and Baldassar Castiglione would recognise as worthy of their friendship.
• But He is there, and will suffer, until we recognise His right there, and insist upon His there being supreme.
• You then recognise the portrait in the hall, or elsewhere.
• The seer did not recognise her, and she was probably a mere casual hallucination.
• Any Japanese would recognise them at once as the Old People of Takasago, the personification of the Perfect Marriage.
• After this, Cortes demanded that he should recognise formally the supremacy of the Spanish emperor.
• Father, I recognise Thy hand, and would indeed resign myself to Thee.
• The extraordinary thing about generosity is its eagerness to recognise itself in others.
• It seemed as if a husk had been stripped from him, and a shrinking creature had come out of it which at present she could not recognise.
• All the mirrors wherein he saw himself reflected stand for the faults of other people, in which we really see our own faults though we hate to recognise them as such.

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