recognitory Antonyms
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Meaning of recognitory
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recognitory (a.)
Pertaining to, or connected with, recognition.
recognitory Sentence Examples
- The recognitory system instantly identified the faces of all attendees at the event.
- The scientist's recognitory ability allowed him to discern faint patterns in the data.
- The painting's signature earned it immediate recognitory status as a masterpiece.
- The brand's recognitory logo ensured its products were easily distinguishable in the marketplace.
- The veteran had a keen recognitory sense, quickly identifying enemy aircraft in the distance.
- The surgeon's recognitory skill enabled him to perform complex procedures with precision.
- The detective's recognitory abilities helped him identify suspects in a crowd of onlookers.
- The company's recognitory award celebrated its employees' contributions and accomplishments.
- The recognitory computer program detected subtle changes in the patient's vital signs.
- The music composer's recognitory melody instantly evoked a sense of nostalgia in listeners.
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Pertaining to, or connected with, recognition.
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The recognitory system instantly identified the faces of all attendees at the event.
The scientist's recognitory ability allowed him to discern faint patterns in the data.
The painting's signature earned it immediate recognitory status as a masterpiece.
The brand's recognitory logo ensured its products were easily distinguishable in the marketplace.
