unrecognisable BrE
unrecognizable AmE

Yes, my wife is more or less unrecognizable in every way.

And in fact she felt like a person unrecognizable to herself.

Will the jobs look so different as to be unrecognizable?

Most of it was unrecognizable as ever having been anything.

You and your children may become unrecognizable - even to yourself.

The sun came out early this week, foreign and unrecognizable to many.

Leave a place for a few years, and on your return it may be unrecognizable.

"She's unrecognizable now from the way she looked when I first met her."

In fact, it was now quite unrecognizable from the old times.

Life did have a plan for him, unrecognizable though it was at first.

The body was face up and completely unrecognizable as human.

Mind you, that would make one no more unrecognizable than some of their efforts.

He himself had changed also, but not in any way that would make him unrecognizable.

This is not to say the event will be unrecognizable.

At once, the man's face changed, but continued to be unrecognizable.

Within a couple of years the restaurant may become unrecognizable.

And when I did, something unrecognizable began to stir inside me.

Many of these were so worn as to be almost unrecognizable.

To my grandfather the book business today would be unrecognizable.

Other areas were so developed as to be completely unrecognizable.

But sometimes, in the process of growing, institutions become unrecognizable.

There is nothing like time pressure to make a player unrecognizable.

The 1910 landscape for higher education is almost unrecognizable today.

But in many ways, the modern political world would be unrecognizable to Johnson.

Did he hope that if the face were unrecognizable she might not be identified?

The thing before him was unrecognisable in voice and body.

His voice seemed to come from far away, totally unrecognisable.

The reason her mother had battered his head until he was unrecognisable as a person.

He could change his appearance, but not enough to become immediately unrecognisable.

Was he unrecognisable in the gloom, or had too many years passed?

It was also described as a paradise lost and unrecognisable.

To anyone who attended the school a few years ago, the place is virtually unrecognisable.

Fascinating to see the human form twisted into something almost unrecognisable.

These symptoms do not occur when the food is given in an unrecognisable form.

The flesh was burned from the top half of the body, the face unrecognisable.

This could be seen on the songs from their two first albums, which are almost unrecognisable.

A girl pedestrian had been killed, her body virtually unrecognisable.

The faces of the victims were left in a physically unrecognisable state.

We do all of this today against an enemy unrecognisable from the past, indeed unprecedented.

The whole area was unrecognisable from ten years before.

It had to be him, but he was huge and dark and unrecognisable.

The building of today is almost unrecognisable from that of this time.

The world is unrecognisable from that which we experienced as students twenty or thirty years ago.

The old efficient City of last season are unrecognisable.

Mr Big gets surgery done on him so he is unrecognisable.

There was definitely something on the water this morning, unrecognisable shapes in the fog.

All the key characters are mere shadows from the book and almost unrecognisable except by their name.

The liquid was itself cold, almost without flavour, and quite unrecognisable.

A landscape, unrecognisable after a snowfall; that is what she has made of my life.

The crisis is not yet over and its landscape is still unrecognisable.