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Meanings of signpost in English
Usage of signpost in English
1
The signpost had foreign words on it: the names of Belgian villages.
2
The boat drifted past the grisly signpost and left it in darkness.
3
Prayer had receded to a far distance, like a signpost long passed.
4
You also need to know the area and be able to signpost effectively.
5
Trolls' role as a signpost towards new realities was less easy to predict.
6
Investors generally regard stock splits as a signpost of good fortunes.
7
Better put up a signpost to say which way we've gone!
8
There's the signpost for the Dirksen Senate Office Building up ahead.
9
Now a signpost, neatly walled lane and new bridge are to be found.
10
At the second signpost Casey slowed, his eyes dwelling speculatively upon the legend:
11
At the signpost go left again to rejoin the riverside path.
12
Erotic games are the sole signpost guiding human reason to triumph over instinct.
13
Music has been a subtle signpost at various junctures in Paul Daly's career.
14
Chin forced high into the air, Albergus whirls around like a manic signpost.
15
Jack stood tall, erect, arm extended like a signpost to death.
16
The freedom of demons is as a signpost, directing him hither.
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Translations for signpost
Portuguese
Signpost through the time
Signpost across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common