Recognition is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RECOGNITION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of recognising
• appreciation or acclaim for an achievement, service, or ability
• formal acknowledgement by a country that another political entity fulfils the conditions of statehood and is eligible to be dealt with as a member of the international community
• identification of someone or something or person from previous encounters or knowledge
• acknowledgement of the existence, validity, or legality of something
• The act of recognizing, or the state of being recognized; acknowledgment; formal avowal; knowledge confessed or avowed; notice.
• the state or quality of being recognized or acknowledged
• the process of recognizing something or someone by remembering
• approval
• coming to understand something clearly and distinctly
• (biology) the ability of one molecule to attach to another molecule that has a complementary shape
• the explicit and formal acknowledgement of a government or of the national independence of a country
• an acceptance (as of a claim) as true and valid
• designation by the chair granting a person the right to speak in a deliberative body
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the action of recognizing; the state of being recognized; as acknowledgment; formal acknowledgment of the political existence of a government or nation; knowledge or feeling that someone or something present has been encountered before

Words related to RECOGNITION

recognitions15 recognitive17

Words that contain RECOGNITION

precognition17 recognitions15 derecognition17 irrecognition16 precognitions18 derecognitions18 irrecognitions17 nonrecognition17 nonrecognitions18

How to use RECOGNITION in a sentence

• This recognition was absolutely refused by the Archbishop, who said that Stephen was regarded by the papal see as an usurper.
• They were a recognition that the old motives of Empire no longer sufficed.
• There was no giving up to drunken revelry, but a solemn recognition of God, even by those who had not been wont to worship him.
• She gives him a small coin, but looks the other way, without a sign of recognition.
• He had received greater recognition for a brilliant play upon the golf-links! Well, in such stirring times he was nobody.
• William was looking at the floor with the quiet air of one who is calmly conscious of his own merits, and can afford to await their recognition, even though it may be tardy.
• Dudley was still staring at him, but there was gradually coming over his face a change which showed recognition, followed by annoyance.
• Recognition of these facts need not imply any lack of sympathy with the proletariat in their demands.
• Her eyes, burnt out in the deep black hollows, flickered with a light of thankful recognition.
• It is neither praise nor censure that you value, but recognition.
• Aloft the Stars and Stripes rose and fell in graceful recognition of the trial.
• She laughed up at him with tender impudence in recognition of the fact.
• With this wider recognition of colored officers the general government has not kept pace.
• In this, you will find the sentiments of our government on the subject of your recognition.
• The third call for recognition is, that I owe you some tangible proof of my gratitude.
• The public school needs a more thorough discipline, a purer morality, a clearer conception and a more practical recognition of the truths of Christianity.
• The glare of the lamp fell full on his parchment-like features, as with a roar of recognition, he sighted the boys.
• It is natural that the recognition by England and the United States, the greatest Allied Powers, has helped us greatly.
• Leaning over him, almost overcome by the stench, with endearing terms she strove to rouse him to consciousness and recognition of her.
• The concept of progressive revelation places the ultimate emphasis on recognition of the revelation of God at its appearance.
• Andrew Bush was little given to friendly recognition of his employees, particularly in public.
• This is frank recognition of the fact that inheritance is to be particularly justified as it tends to endow a superior family.
• The latter had glanced curiously at him once or twice while talking to his wife, but without a gleam of recognition.
• More than another week passed, and, weary of his imprisonment, he stole out in the darkness enveloped in a long cloak to avoid recognition by chance friends.
• His recognition of the claims of the English Church, faulty and imperfect as he thought it, did not give way suddenly and at once.
• And even when a statute does not do this, no lawyer can be certain what it means until, years or decades afterward, it has received recognition from an authoritative court.
• I love it, and I have fought for a better recognition of its importance in England, but I now have to admit that the modern history of fiction will not support me.
• From the first there seems to have been an almost instinctive recognition on the part of man of the fact that there is a healing power in the touch of the hand.
• The public recognition of his shepherd kinsmen, therefore, revealed in Joseph the noblest and most courageous qualities.
• Monckton started, but the lady gave no sign of recognition.
• He was far ahead of his time in his recognition of the rights of women.
• And every one of us, looking from face to face, showed the same thought, the same recognition of that half-cowardly, half-defiant thump, though for so long we had not heard it.
• Cooking, cooking is the recognition between sudden and nearly sudden very little and all large holes.

Similar words containing COGNI without suffix tion and without prefix re

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