identifications

/aɪˌdɛntɪfɪˈkeɪʃənz/

NOUN

1. Acts of identifying or establishing identity

The acts or processes of recognizing, determining, or proving that someone or something is a particular person or thing.

The process of determining who someone is or what something is through observation, examination, or investigation.

The forensic team carefully documented its identifications of the objects found at the scene.
The researchers made several identifications of previously unknown plant species.

The process of establishing or confirming someone's identity or proving that information or evidence is genuine.

The security personnel performed multiple identifications before allowing visitors into the restricted facility.
The investigation required independent identifications to confirm the suspect's identity.

NOUN

Documents or cards containing personal information that establish or provide evidence of a person's identity.

Official documents presented to establish a person's identity, such as identification cards or other recognized forms of identification.

The security personnel checked visitors' identifications before allowing them to enter the event.
Applicants must provide valid identifications when completing the registration process.

NOUN

Emotional connections involving a sense of understanding, sympathy, support, or belonging toward another person or group.

Feelings of sympathy, understanding, or belonging that connect someone emotionally with another person, group, or cause.

Her identifications with different cultural communities influenced her sense of belonging.
The novel explores the characters' identifications with people who share their experiences.