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Meanings of signify in English
Usage of signify in English
1
Different things appear from time to time to signify the ageing process.
2
If the plants change in one location, they'll signify a local problem.
3
Think of medieval days, when regalia was worn to signify house loyalty.
4
Huge, ceremonial belts many feet long might signify important events or treaties.
5
The purchase will not, however, signify Davy's entry into the entertainment business.
6
Server sounds the Horn, to signify attention from Inner to Outer reality.
7
They signify the vital importance of the phrase at its initial entrance.
8
The twelve loaves of Shew-bread signify the twelve months of the year.
9
But they probably don't signify the moment when predatory behaviour first evolved.
10
They again signify certain practical consequences of the verified and validated idea.
11
It begins with the lighting of a bonfire to signify new growth.
12
Aunt Polly declared that such debts did not signify in the least.
13
This could signify an impending catastrophe, both for animal and human welfare.
14
Moel in Welsh and Maol in Irish signify something bald, naked, bare.
15
That would signify a second-half profit of less than 20 billion yen.
16
Fifthly, by setting them in the place of what they cannot signify.
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Translations for signify
Portuguese
Catalan
Signify through the time
Signify across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common