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recognition
noun as in identification, acknowledgment
Strongest matches
acceptance, admission, appreciation, awareness, concession, perception, realization, respect, understanding
Strong matches
allowance, apperception, assimilation, avowal, cognizance, confession, consciousness, detection, discovery, memory, notice, recall, recognizance, recollection, recurrence, remembering, remembrance, salute, sensibility, tumble
Weak matches
acknowledging, apprehending, double take, high sign, identifying, noticing, perceiving, recalling, verifying
noun as in appreciation given
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acceptance, acknowledgment, approval, attention, credit, esteem, gratitude, honor
Weak matches
Example Sentences
The USA team had won a global tournament in 1991, which was retrospectively rebranded as the Women's World Cup, but had received little recognition for the title.
However, reviews for “Juror #2” have been strong and Eastwood’s name recognition likely could have generated box office traffic, Loria said.
I think he’s gotta be enjoying the extra bump of recognition, right?
Still, a little recognition of their contribution to securing the U.S. food supply could go a long way, the researchers said.
Currently, UK adults can get a gender recognition certificate if they meet certain criteria including a diagnosis of gender dysphoria.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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