signifying
Americannoun
Other Word Forms
- unsignifying adjective
Etymology
Origin of signifying
Example Sentences
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To assure authenticity, Fulchir said the glasses are stamped with either "Made in France" or "Made in Italy" depending on which site they come from -- the "most important" labels in the eyewear world, signifying quality.
From Barron's
The Michelin Guide recommends restaurants and hotels worldwide, with its iconic star rating signifying exceptional food quality.
From BBC
It’s an endearing public image signifying how much fun he is having in his senior season.
From Los Angeles Times
“Bitcoin is within an approximate horizontal trend … assessed as technically neutral,” signifying unlikely massive moves ahead, according to investing platform Investtech’s analysis of technical indicators.
From Barron's
“Looks like you might need a costume change,” Autumn signs to me, signifying costume by taking two hands to her chest and making a brushing motion away from herself.
From Literature
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