Recognizable

Pronunciation: /ˈrɛk.əɡˌnaɪz.ə.bəl/

Definitions of recognizable

adjective able to be recognized or identified; distinctive

Example Sentences

A1 The logo on the building was recognizable from far away.

A2 Her voice was so recognizable that I could pick it out in a crowded room.

B1 The actor's face was instantly recognizable to fans of the TV show.

B2 The melody of the song was so recognizable that everyone started singing along.

C1 The artist's style is so unique that it is instantly recognizable in any gallery.

C2 The brand's logo is so recognizable that it is known worldwide.

Examples of recognizable in a Sentence

formal The logo of the company is very recognizable and easy to identify.

informal That actress is so famous, she's totally recognizable wherever she goes.

slang The street artist's work is so dope, it's super recognizable in the neighborhood.

figurative The melody of the song is so catchy, it's instantly recognizable even after just one listen.

Grammatical Forms of recognizable

• past tense: recognized
• plural: recognizables
• comparative: more recognizable
• superlative: most recognizable
• present tense: recognizes
• future tense: will recognize
• perfect tense: has recognized
• continuous tense: is recognizing
• singular: recognizable
• positive degree: recognizable
• infinitive: to recognize
• gerund: recognizing
• participle: recognized

Origin and Evolution of recognizable

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'recognizable' originated from the Latin word 'recognizare', which means 'to know again'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'recognizable' has evolved to refer to something that is easily identified or distinguished from others.