identification

identification
i|den|ti|fi|ca|tion [aıˌdentıfıˈkeıʃən] n [U]
1.) ID official papers or cards, such as your ↑passport, that prove who you are
▪ Do you have any identification?
form/proof of identification
▪ Bring some form of identification, preferably a passport.
▪ fingerprinting as a means of identification .
2.) when someone says officially that they know who someone else is, especially a criminal or a dead person
▪ His body was taken to Brighton mortuary for identification.
3.) when you recognize something or discover exactly what it is
identification of
▪ the identification of customer needs
▪ the identification of children who need professional help
4.) the act of saying that two things are very closely related
identification of sth with sth
▪ the identification of sexism with women's oppression
5.) a strong feeling of sympathy with someone that makes you able to share their feelings
identification with
▪ my identification with the heroine of the book

Dictionary of contemporary English. 2013.

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