recognosce (Meaning)

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recognosce (v. t.)

To recognize.

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The ancient Greek philosopher Plato believed that true knowledge is a matter of recognizing (recognosce) innately known forms.
The classical Roman orator Cicero stressed the importance of recognizing (recognosce) and understanding the audience when delivering a speech.
The Catholic Church recognizes (recognosce) seven sacraments as sacred rituals instituted by Jesus Christ.
In psychology, recognizing (recognosce) faces is a complex cognitive process that involves multiple brain areas.
Legal systems recognize (recognosce) various types of evidence, including witness testimony and physical exhibits.
The United Nations recognizes (recognosce) the sovereignty of all member states, regardless of their size or power.
In diplomacy, it is essential to recognize (recognosce) the unique customs and traditions of different cultures.
Researchers have discovered that recognizing (recognosce) patterns in data can lead to valuable insights and predictions.
Some AI algorithms are designed to recognize (recognosce) objects in images or videos with high accuracy.
The act of recognizing (recognosce) someone's accomplishments or contributions can be a powerful form of motivation.

To recognize.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The ancient Greek philosopher Plato believed that true knowledge is a matter of recognizing (recognosce) innately known forms.

The classical Roman orator Cicero stressed the importance of recognizing (recognosce) and understanding the audience when delivering a speech.

The Catholic Church recognizes (recognosce) seven sacraments as sacred rituals instituted by Jesus Christ.

In psychology, recognizing (recognosce) faces is a complex cognitive process that involves multiple brain areas.