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Definitions for RECOGNISES in dictionary:

VERB (USED WITH OBJECT) [REC·OG·NIZED, REC·OG·NIZ·ING.]:

to acknowledge (an illegitimate child) as one's own.

VERB (USED WITH OBJECT) [RECÂ·OGÂ·NIZED, RECÂ·OGÂ·NIZÂ·ING.]:

to identify as something or someone previously seen, known, etc.: He had changed so much that one could scarcely recognize him.
to identify from knowledge of appearance or characteristics: I recognized him from the description. They recognized him as a fraud.
to perceive as existing or true; realize: to be the first to recognize a fact.
to acknowledge as the person entitled to speak at a particular time: The Speaker recognized the congressman from Maine.
to acknowledge formally as entitled to treatment as a political unit: The United States promptly recognized Israel.
to acknowledge or accept formally a specified factual or legal situation: to recognize a successful revolutionary regime as the de facto government of the country.
to acknowledge or treat as valid: to recognize a claim.
to acknowledge acquaintance with, as by a greeting, handshake, etc.
to show appreciation of (achievement, service, merit, etc.), as by some reward, public honor, or the like.

to bind with, cleave, or otherwise react to (another substance) as a result of fitting its molecular shape or a portion of its shape.

VERB:

RECOGNISE, to identify as known or experienced before, also RECOGNIZE

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

chiefly British variant of recognize

Words related to RECOGNISES

Words that contain RECOGNISES

precognises16 derecognises16

How to use RECOGNISES in a sentence

But what is the use of it? The trained eye recognises him in spite of it all.
As soon as the major had set down his candle, he looked about him, as one recognises old friends, pleased at renewing his acquaintance with so many dear and cherished objects.
But, if not, then everyone recognises with Spinoza the fact of eternal Being, though, of course, he saw what this recognition meant, as the many do not.
Ruskin so clearly recognises in the best Gothic art.
But still the hearer easily recognises those verses, for they are the most usual ones.
The reason for this is that they are not guided by taste but by instinct, which recognises in this particular age the acme of generative power.
There is a very interesting charter in existence, dated 1136, by which Roger, Viscount of Beziers and Albi, recognises and confirms these liberties.
It might be held by a Roman Stoic that human law comes into existence when man becomes aware of the divine law, and recognises its claim upon him.
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES RECOGNISES THIS POWER BY THE MOST CONCLUSIVE IMPLICATION.
I mean the attitude of mind which recognises in the youngest, commonest child the potential dignity, majesty, and mystery of the developed human soul.

Much as he dislikes mentioning the fact or hearing it mentioned, the common man of science recognises no other end in life than protracted and agreeable existence.
A few lines later he recognises the justice of his fate, yet still says nothing.
He recognises but two classes of human creatures, those who serve him, and those, who without injuring, wish to have an existence independent of him.
She recognises George as the man whose life she saved after a battle, and knowing him to be the rightful heir of Avenel, promises to help him in recovering his property.
No educational system can have a claim to permanence, unless it recognises the truth that education has two great ends to which everything else must be subordinated.
Zarathustra recognises another higher man in the ex-pope and sends him too as a guest to the cave.
Season after season, when he returns from his migration, he recognises you, and takes up the friendship where it was put down.
With them are two others having an open book in their hands, in which every one reads and recognises his past life, having almost to judge himself.
So in the Iphigenia, the sister recognises the brother just in time.
Again in the Helle, the son recognises the mother when on the point of giving her up.
It is not injustice, for the law evidently recognises the practice.
Then he sends Run-for-Food to the princess, who recognises him, and reveals the secret to her father.
In the records of the Psychical Society, one observer speaks of seeing a face and figure at night, which he recognises next morning in a miniature on his chimney-piece.
That they have a will of their own is precisely their attraction for another class of minds, which recognises in them the action of unknown intelligences.
When he recognises that his position is perfectly hopeless, and yet is determined to fight to the death, he takes his sheepskin off and stands upon it until he dies.
The only evils it recognises seem so many challenges to action, so many conditions for some glorious unthought-of victory.
Lincoln, like Colonel Freemont, fully recognises the right of the South to the institution of slavery, but, like him, he is opposed to its extension.
Whereas it is really complex, requiring a remarkable correlation between different sets of individuals which he never recognises.
The body, being the servant of the ego, just as a horse, dog, or other of the lower animals recognises its master, becomes a docile subject.
Imperialism recognises in nationality no rebel but a son of the house.
For the pneymatikost the whole of life is spiritual, and, as Eucken says, he recognises the whole of the spiritual life as his own life-being.
He knows the limits of his own power, and gladly recognises the infinite superiority of the coming One.
He recognises that the stuff of admiration and desire that animates his own being is present throughout humanity.

Similar words containing COGNISE without suffix s and without prefix re

cognise10 cognised12 cogniser11 cognises11 cognisers12 recognise12 precognise15 recognised14 recognisee13 recogniser13 derecognise15 precognised17 precognises16 recognisees14 recognisers14 derecognised17 derecognises16 unrecognised16

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