recognizably

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Word: Recognizably

Part of Speech: Adverb

Definition: "Recognizably" means in a way that is easy to recognize or identify. It usually refers to something that shows clear signs of being a certain way, making it noticeable to people.

Usage Instructions:

• Use "recognizably" to describe how someone or something can be identified easily because of certain features or qualities.
• It often comes before adjectives or phrases to emphasize how noticeable the change or quality is.

Example:

• "She was recognizably happier after receiving the good news." (This means it was clear to see that she was happier.)

Advanced Usage:

In more complex sentences, "recognizably" can be used to compare changes over time: - "The artwork has changed recognizably since the last exhibition." (This means the changes in the artwork are clear and noticeable compared to the last time it was shown.)

Word Variants:

• Recognizable (adjective): Able to be recognized.
  • Example: "The landmark is recognizable from miles away."
• Recognize (verb): To identify someone or something from previous encounters.
  • Example: "I can recognize her voice."

Different Meanings:

While "recognizably" mainly refers to something being identifiable, it can also imply a degree of change: - "He is recognizably more confident in his speech." (This indicates a clear change in his confidence level.)

Synonyms:

• Clearly
• Noticeably
• Distinctly
• Identifiably

Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:

Although there aren’t specific idioms or phrasal verbs that use "recognizably," you can use phrases that imply recognition: - "Stand out" (to be very noticeable) - Example: "Her bright dress made her stand out at the party."

Summary:

"Recognizably" is a useful adverb that helps describe how clearly something can be identified or recognized.

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Adverb

1. to a recognizable degree
   • he was recognizably slimmer now