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Recognition

Description:

Recognition refers to the act of acknowledging, identifying, or perceiving someone or something as familiar or known. It is the process of realizing or understanding that someone or something has been encountered before or is familiar due to past events or experiences.

Parts of Speech:

Noun

Senses:

1. The act of recognizing or being recognized.
2. Appreciation or acknowledgement of someone's achievements, qualities, or contributions.
3. Official approval or acceptance.
4. Awareness or understanding of something.
5. Identification of someone or something due to their characteristics or qualities.
6. The process of granting formal diplomatic status or legitimacy to a country or government.
7. Detection or identification of an object, pattern, or feature through technology or observation.
8. The act or instance of acknowledging or greeting someone.

Usages:

Popularity: Recognition is a commonly used term that can be found in various contexts and fields such as psychology, sociology, business, technology, and everyday conversations.

Local: In informal conversations within certain regions or communities, "recognition" can also refer to social or public awareness and popularity of a person or entity within a limited locality.

Sample Sentences:

1. The recognition of her efforts by the organization was a great morale booster.
2. The professor's work received international recognition in the field of quantum mechanics.
3. The company's product gained recognition for its innovative design and functionality.
4. The artist's paintings have a unique style that allows for easy recognition.
5. The recognition of the new government by neighboring countries solidified its legitimacy.
6. Facial recognition technology is becoming increasingly sophisticated and prevalent.
7. He raised his hand in recognition when he saw his old friend in the crowd.
8. The local newspaper gave recognition to the volunteers who helped during the flood.

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