Swedenborg has given us the true signification of ordination by the laity.

The true signification of education, according to one derivation of the word, is the bringing or leading out of the faculties.

According to Inman's testimony and that of other etymological students, the true signification of the cognomen Jacob is the female principle.

This text as rendered in the Septuagint version brings out clearer the true signification: Hear the end of the matter, the sum.

The word "home," as used among the old races of Northern Europe, contains in its true signification something mystic and religious.

For instance, what is the true signification of that immense mass of territory and population known by the name of China to us?

As a parliamentary debater, using that term in its true signification and with its proper limitations, George Evans is entitled to high rank.

The solemn manner in which he spoke it, together with their true significations, made the circumstance quite laughable.

10, as "Demas hath forsaken me, having loved the present eternity"-andso the translators in these instances gave the word its true signification.