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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are practically unrecognizable from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two things that have changed significantly to the point where they are difficult to identify as the same.
Example: "After the renovations, the old building and the new structure are practically unrecognizable from each other."
Alternatives: "are nearly indistinguishable from" or "are almost unidentifiable compared to".
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Here, the twice-fried, thick-cut fries are practically unrecognizable from America's favorite fast-food side, especially when topped with a generous dollop of mayonnaise or curry sauce.
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From up close, Who's wavy sculptures elude the answer — in fact, they are practically unrecognizable.
The textures of her curious renderings are what give them a distinctly 3D air, but unlike the multidimensional work of many of her contemporaries, much of Oravecz's subjects are practically unrecognizable.
This acoustic version is practically unrecognizable.
Chan's subsequent Hollywood career has seen him slowly but surely dilute his brand until it is practically unrecognizable.
Almost exactly ten years ago, in 1998, a black man was tied up and dragged behind a pick-up truck in Jasper, Texas until his body was so decimated it was practically unrecognizable as being the remains of a man.
I mean, my life was completely different; Chelsea is unrecognizable from what it was.
Anesthetics used today are almost unrecognizable from anesthetics used in the late 1800s.
The current Revs are unrecognizable from the team that scored twice in the first six games.
Two decades later, websites are unrecognizable from that first spawn.
Barring a couple of protected blocks, the area is nearly unrecognizable from what it was".
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