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• s  defying recognition as e.g. because of damage or alteration

• After a long journey, they landed in an unrecognizable place.
• The problem is that cold and flu viruses mutate so rapidly that sometimes they're unrecognizable to the antibodies created by the body in response to any particular vaccine.
• How unrecognizable that restraint seems now, and how prescient the Star's words.

• unrecognisable

News & Articles

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• Amber Rose looks very different with long hair
  By KATE STANTON, UPI.com Amber Rose looks almost unrecognizable with long hair.
  June 11, 2013 - UPI
• Wrestler Michael Martinez recovering from propane explosion by relying on never-quit mentality
  As his life hung in the balance, with his body becoming more unrecognizable by the minute, Michael Martinez felt a previously unknown sensation. Confusion. A wrestler nearly his entire life, the two-time state champ at Pagosa Springs High School and star at Wyoming knew pain. But confusion?
  June 9, 2013 - Denver Post

Quotes

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• John Howard in Reuters
  As somebody who's visited this area on numerous occasions in my lifetime ...... it's unrecognizable in many ways from the air,said Prime Minister John Howard during a visit to the area. "It is an illustration to me ...... just how savage...
• Colin Hay in SHOUTcast Blog (blog)
  As Hay explains, any similarity "was inadvertent, naive, unconscious, and by the time Men At Work recorded the song, it had become unrecognizable."
• Kevin Boyle in New York Times
  With General Motors, Ford Motor and Chrysler all fighting big foreign competitors like Toyota, "in some ways, the American automobile industry is almost unrecognizable from what it was 25 or 30 years ago," Professor Boyle said.