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11 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
20 points in WWF

Definitions for RECOGNISING 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 RECOGNISING

recognise12

Words that contain RECOGNISING

precognising18 derecognising18 unrecognising17

How to use RECOGNISING in a sentence

I mean, in recognising claims which the rest of the world are not likely to stand up for.
To this wave she gave all her attention, watching for it after it had sunk momentarily below its fellows, recognising it instantly as it rose again.
It was a good one, and Bridget happened to have a face that would tell in that sort of thing, so that the husband had no difficulty in recognising the wife, in this little image.
Suddenly it dawned on us that the tongue was detached from the land, and we turned towards it half recognising familiar features.
It was as bright as day and I had no trouble in recognising Rasula in the crowd.
Her faith and love were so ardent and persuading, so much a part of herself, that no one could be with her without recognising their power over her life.
The latter looked right and left, as if he had calculated on recognising there some friend or relative.
It is to their generosity in recognising me under the shore rust of twenty-five years as one of themselves that I owe one of the deepest emotions of my life.
De Guichen, recognising this state of affairs, then or a little later, attributed it to the deliberate purpose of the British Admiral to break his line.
Then I drew a small shop, which, after much effort, I persuaded the proprietor into recognising as his shop.

The others stood bewildered a moment, not taking it in, not recognising the bearded figure that stayed motionless, itself giving no sign of recognition.
He would have been shocked at the idea of using brutality to her, and brutality was what Georgie, without recognising it, wanted.
In recognising that the great interest of the Church was peace, he truly expressed the policy of the mild Honorius.
My very dear friend, let me begin what I have to say by recognising you as the most generous and affectionate of friends.
Ham, recognising after a few minutes how matters really stood, returned to the school.
He was as plain and honest with the King himself, who, recognising his goodness of purpose, made him a Royal Chaplain.
He approached her with the freedom of one warranted by circumstances in recognising in her person a relation next to the sweetest and the dearest in life.
But what he could not help recognising, in spite of his repulsion, was a certain nobility and singleness in the man, ruin as he was.
Therefore Miles, not recognising her, did ask her if she were in truth the woman of the house.
This is shown not only by each Church recognising four Gospels, but still more by the admission of thirteen Pauline Epistles.
She had no intention in the world of telling him that the dogs had the best of reasons for recognising her, in that they actually had known her before.
Let us limit ourselves therefore to recognising the admirable love of justice and truth that exists in the heart of man.
In later years, the Canadian government, recognising the injustice Mr.
He soon got used to not recognising, and not being recognised by, the visitors to his own house.
I console myself for his superiority by frankly recognising it.
Corey, not recognising the early-hardships standpoint of Mrs.
As to the claims of kinship, only once removed, to our forbearance and affection, I never so much as sat out a dance on a staircase with Oddie Pratte without recognising them.

Similar words containing COGNIS without suffix ing and without prefix re

cognise10 cognised12 cogniser11 cognises11 cognisant12 cognisers12 cognising13 recognise12 cognisable15 cognisably18 cognisance15 precognise15 recognised14 recognisee13 recogniser13 recognises13 recognisor13 cognisances16 derecognise15 incognisant14 precognised17 precognises16 recognisant14 recognisees14 recognisers14 recognisors14 derecognised17 derecognises16 incognisable17 incognisance17 precognisant17 precognising18 recognisable17 recognisably20 recognisance17 unrecognised16 derecognising18 incognisances18 recognisances18 unrecognising17 irrecognisable19 unrecognisable19 unrecognisably22 recognisability23

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