Recognizable: meaning, definitions and examples

Used when something can be easily noticed or identified because it is familiar or known. (Duplicate word noted)

• Same as above

Best used when something can be recognized or named from a group of similar items or situations.

• The suspect was easily identifiable due to his unique tattoo
• This plant is identifiable by its bright red flowers

Applied when something is well-known or easily recognized due to frequent contact or long acquaintance.

• The smell of fresh bread was so familiar to her
• He had a familiar face that everyone seemed to trust

Used when something or someone is recognized and understood within a certain context or by certain people.

• She was a known expert in the field of microbiology
• The restaurant is a known favorite among locals

Suitable for describing something that has a unique quality that sets it apart from others.

• His distinctive style of painting makes his work easily identifiable
• The chef’s distinctive flavors make the dish extraordinary

Use this when describing something that is easily identified or known due to familiar features.

• The famous actor wore a distinctive hat that made him easily recognizable in the crowd

Use this term to describe something that stands out because of its unique qualities that are different from others.

• Her distinctive voice made her a sought-after singer

This term is used when something is one of a kind and has no equal or identical counterpart.

• She has a unique way of solving problems that always surprises her colleagues

This word is used for something that is typical of a person, place, or thing, and helps to identify it.

• The intricate carvings are characteristic of the island's traditional art

This word refers to something that can be separated or identified from others, often in a group or similar context.

• The two species are distinguishable by the color of their feathers