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Definition of recognize
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Recognize
(v. i.) To enter an
obligation
of
record
before
a
proper
tribunal;
as, A B
recognized
in the sum of
twenty
dollars..
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Foredeem
::
Foredeem
(v. t.) To
recognize
or judge in
advance;
to
forebode.
Recognition
::
Recognition
(n.) The act of
recognizing,
or the state of being
recognized;
acknowledgment;
formal
avowal;
knowledge
confessed
or
avowed;
notice..
Discovery
::
Discovery
(n.)
Finding
out or
ascertaining
something
previously
unknown
or
unrecognized;
as,
Harvey's
discovery
of the
circulation
of the
blood..
Society
::
Society
(n.) The
persons,
collectively
considered,
who live in any
region
or at any
period;
any
community
of
individuals
who are
united
together
by a
common
bond of
nearness
or
intercourse;
those who
recognize
each other as
associates,
friends,
and
acquaintances..
Ungod
::
Ungod (v. t.) To cause to
recognize
no god; to
deprive
of a god; to make
atheistical.
Incognito
::
Incognito
(a.) The
assumption
of
disguise
or of a
feigned
character;
the state of being in
disguise
or not
recognized.
Law
::
Law (n.) Any
edict,
decree,
order,
ordinance,
statute,
resolution,
judicial,
decision,
usage,
etc., or
recognized,
and
enforced,
by the
controlling
authority..
Acknowledge
::
Acknowledge
(v. t.) To own or
recognize
in a
particular
character
or
relationship;
to admit the
claims
or
authority
of; to give
recognition
to.
Protyle
::
Protyle
(n.) The
hypothetical
homogeneous
cosmic
material
of the
original
universe,
supposed
to have been
differentiated
into what are
recognized
as
distinct
chemical
elements..
Grip
::
Grip (v. t.) A
peculiar
mode of
clasping
the hand, by which
members
of a
secret
association
recognize
or
greet,
one
another;
as, a
masonic
grip..
Recognize
::
Recognize
(v. t.) To
reconnoiter.
Post
::
Post (n.) A
station,
or one of a
series
of
stations,
established
for the
refreshment
and
accommodation
of
travelers
on some
recognized
route;
as, a stage or
railway
post..
Irrecognition
::
Irrecognition
(n.) A
failure
to
recognize;
absence
of
recognition.
Reconnoitre
::
Reconnoitre
(v. t.) To
recognize.
Camisado
::
Camisado
(n.) A shirt worn by
soldiers
over their
uniform,
in order to be able to
recognize
one
another
in a night
attack..
Discovery
::
Discovery
(n.) That which is
discovered;
a thing found out, or for the first time
ascertained
or
recognized;
as, the
properties
of the
magnet
were an
important
discovery..
Bright''s Disease
::
Bright's
disease
() An
affection
of the
kidneys,
usually
inflammatory
in
character,
and
distinguished
by the
occurrence
of
albumin
and renal casts in the
urine.
Several
varieties
of
Bright's
disease
are now
recognized,
differing
in the part of the
kidney
involved,
and in the
intensity
and
course
of the
morbid
process..
Cognize
::
Cognize
(v. t.) To know or
perceive;
to
recognize.
Own
::
Own (v. t.) To
grant;
to
acknowledge;
to admit to be true; to
confess;
to
recognize
in a
particular
character;
as, we own that we have
forfeited
your
love..
Cut
::
Cut (v. t.) To
refuse
to
recognize;
to
ignore;
as, to cut a
person
in the
street;
to cut one's
acquaintance..
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