signifiant
[ see-nyee-fyahn; English sig-nuh-fahy-uhnt ]
noun,plural si·gni·fiants [see-nyee-fyahn; English sig-nuh-fahy-uhnts]. /si nyiˈfyɑ̃; English ˈsɪg nəˌfaɪ ənts/. French.(in linguistics)
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There are benefits for the brands who are looking to partner on virtual events, but are not interested in or able to drop a signifiant amount of money on them right now, according to Jenna Fidellow, svp of content and partnerships at Havas Media.
‘Both sides benefit’: Why Fast Company pursued more smaller-budget sponsors for tentpole Innovation Festival | Kayleigh Barber | October 14, 2020 | DigidayThe numbers 88 and 14 are signifiant in neo-Nazi culture: “H” is the 8th letter of the alphabet; “HH” stands for “Heil Hitler.”
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