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• r  beyond recognition; in an unrecognizable manner
  he had unrecognizably aged

• Other natives donned "store clothes" and sang "God Save the King" impressively but nearly unrecognizably.
• But they were, unrecognizably, and the caricaturists seemed not to care that the eventual losers would be American schoolchildren.
• Had his picture taken with the six-man pistol team of the White House police force, resplendent in new uniforms and unrecognizably pleasant faces.

• unrecognisable

• recognizably

News & Articles

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• Drew Sharp: Wolverines now battling Spartans, Lions for hearts of state's football fans
  There’s no disputing that Big Ten football is a disaster, and one of its premier resources in Ann Arbor has become unrecognizably soft . That reality was obvious well before Michigan State bullied the Wolverines in East Lansing on Saturday.
  Nov. 5, 2013 - Lansing State Journal

Quotes

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• Shlomo Ben-Ami in Political Affairs Magazine
  In a column for the Israeli daily Ha'aretz, former Israeli Foreign Minister Shlomo Ben-Ami argued that since "US deterrence and respect for the superpower have been eroded unrecognizably," this means that "an exclusive 'Pax Americana' in the...
• Brian Eno in Rolling Stone
  I had this phone call with Bono - he is the greatest salesman of all time, you have to bear that in mind - where I said to him, look, what I'm worried about is that I might change things rather unrecognizably,Eno told Pitchfork. "People...
• Robert A Lutz in Automotive News
  When you think of where Saturn was two years ago, compared to where they will be 18 months from now, it'll be unrecognizably different,Lutz said.