To call attention on a person or thing carefully and clearly.
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One abomination more was to signalize the inhuman spirit of the time.
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This was a religious ceremony, intended to signalize and sanctify their victory.
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What a field have we at our doors to signalize ourselves in!
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Robert Schumann wrote of these Preludes: I must signalize them as most remarkable.
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The count de Cifuentes was the first to signalize himself by any noted achievement.
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This exposition will fitly commemorate and signalize the giant progress that has been achieved.
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He announced a final ceremony to signalize the approaching departure.
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The Europeans did not signalize by the infliction of punishment the act of taking possession.
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One, whose fate he wished particularly to signalize, was thrown down from the Tarpeian Rock.
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For confirmation is meant to signalize a spiritual coming of age, and may be a repudiation.
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But they have gone; what method shall I employ to recall them, to signalize my presence?'
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Roger was approaching man's estate, and something must be done to signalize so momentous an event.
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A great number of volunteers immediately assembled to signalize themselves under the eye of this renowned general.
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Here the writers against the Constitution seem to have taken pains to signalize their talent of misrepresentation.
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Perhaps he was below decks preparing another speech to signalize their arrival in France, perhaps he was dead.
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A number of Spaniards ran in advance, each anxious to signalize himself by the capture of the cacique.