Recognition

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 431
rek-og-nish'un, n. act of recognising state of being recognised recollection avowal. Recoil, re-koil', to start back to rebound to return to shrink from — «, a starting or springing back rebound. [Fr reader— I. re, back, and Fr cul, the hinder part—L. cuius. Recollect, rek-ol-lekt', v to remember to recover composure or resolution (with reflex, pron.]. [L. re, again, and Collect
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