Noun
সনাক্ত, শনাক্ত, নিশানদিহি
Definitions of identification in English
noun
(1) The act of designating or identifying something,attribution to yourself (consciously or unconsciously) of the characteristics of another person (or group of persons),evidence of identity,something that identifies a person or thing,the condition of having your identity established,the process of recognizing something or someone by remembering,labeling; means of labeling
(2) The act of designating or identifying something
(3) Attribution to yourself (consciously or unconsciously) of the characteristics of another person (or group of persons)
(4) Evidence of identity
(5) Something that identifies a person or thing
(6) The condition of having your identity established
(7) The process of recognizing something or someone by remembering
(8) Labeling; means of labeling
Examples of identification in English
(1) Verify that the phone number on his vehicle matches the one you dialled and that the driver has official identification .
(2) In a final duet, with post-gypsy band Dress, they build towards an erotic identification with their audience.
(3) Keith Morris is happy with the news of the positive identification , though he won't relax until the divers complete their final dive in safety.
(4) Cultivar name or sample identification is at the top of each lane.
(5) Schools don't teach the names of trees or identification of birds and frogs.
(6) One mode by which coloring one element could slow processing is by making identification of the color more difficult.
(7) They will have to bring with them some other federally approved form of identification , like a passport.
(8) The populist side of me is very much about my identification with the culture of a newsroom.
(9) If you have no identification proving your medical qualification your assistance will probably be declined.
(10) You must provide identification showing your name and address in the City of Waterloo.
(11) But equally interesting was the lack of identification with the official government region in which people live.
(12) New forms of national identification can only come out of the process of British people living, working and debating together.
(13) I was asked to turn in my gun and my badge and my RCMP identification .
(14) That presupposes that only positive photo identification is admissible.
(15) The fluttering of rainbow flags also indicates a waning identification with the Italian nation and a loss of support for the Italian state.
(16) It is an offence not to carry some form of identification , such as passport or driving licence.
(17) Each child was tagged with a number for identification
(18) He was the preeminent actor of the jeans and torn t-shirt generation who sought a total identification with the characters they played.
(19) Adolescents and adults, on the other hand, frequently report positive identification with own group members.
(20) Boys, however, must break with their primary identification with their mothers in order to become male identified.
synonyms of identification
recognition
determination
ID
association
empathy
designation
