signify

[ˈsɪɡnɪfaɪ]

Definition:
1. Denote or connote.
2. Convey or express a meaning.
3. Make known with a word or signal.

Use 'signify' in a sentence:

1. Thein Sein's tour to Europe will signify his first foreign trips in 2013.
2. The talks signify the two countries' efforts to come to terms with each other.
3. But she declined to comment on what the new film might signify about Kim's health.
4. This global expansion signifies the rising popularity of action sports in the past two years.
5. A further rise in retained imports in March signified continued strength in domestic demand.
6. An aircraft carrier signifies a new phase of development for the Chinese navy.
7. "This vote does not signify the rejection of the European ideal," said Chirac.
8. Marriage, after all, did not signify feelings of love or affection between boy and girl.
9. Geese signify married bliss, while quails and banana leaves represent peace and contentment.
10. In the Falun Hall, reading Buddhist scriptures signifies the beginning of the ceremony.
11. Dinner was usually a feast of fish and dumplings, signifying good wishes.
12. Armenia: Two white doves may be released to signify love and happiness.
13. Some people eat noodles as they believe it signifies a dragon's beard.
14. One analyst described the decision as signifying an intensifying trade war in the solar industry.
15. A misty morning does not signify a cloudy day.
16. The solid lines signify that the activity takes place within a finite period.
17. The Multiplication Table doesn't signify: let's try Geography.
18. Love has various lodgings; the same word does not always signify the same thing.
19. They also focused on important rituals that appeared to preserve a people's social structure, such as initiation ceremonies that formally signify children's entrance into adulthood.
20. But the unfolding role and expected rise of the yuan signify more substantial changes.
21. The revision of the laws signifies an important milestone in China's IP history.
22. The agreement signifies a new level of the cooperation between Shanxi and Peking University.
23. The rising numbers signify growing vitality in foreign markets—when we import more stuff, it puts more cash in the hands of people around the world.
24. China's booming men's skincare market signifies the emergence of metrosexuals in the country.
25. Journalists usually report social changes, but sometimes they signify the changes themselves.
26. There are also many stone lion statues that signify the Imperial family connection.
27. Yi people worship fire, which they believe signifies the sun and wards off evil.
28. It signifies the end of the harsh winter and the suffering it brings.
29. In contrast, previous versions of VB required empty parens to signify an array.
30. Such objects do not always signify a memory leak.
31. The withdrawal of the police by Friday evening seemed to signify victory.
32. These signify people's strong desire to do something about the environment.
33. The white is supposed to signify the protection of innocence.
34. "What does this signify?" Xuande asked Pang Tong.
35. It must be already clear what they signify.
36. What does this information signify?
37. Ma said the direct routes to the mainland can signify two things.
38. They buy luxury items that signify wealth and invite the envy and admiration of others.
39. This image taken in a lush, green field is meant to signify her rebirth.
40. These quarrels signify a problem that is more than superficial.
41. In a game of mulleys, what does "par" actually signify?
42. Analysts said the comments were too general to signify any concrete change in policy.
43. This sound and fury, however, may signify something important.
44. What does this signify?
45. To call someone "firstborn" is a way to signify the importance of a person.
46. There was genuine delight in China's achievement and the global recognition that the Olympics signified.
47. So what might the criticism signify?
48. It signifies that Ruzhou has won a national award in the field of renewable energy construction.
49. In most cities, those who rallied wore white to signify peace and solidarity.
50. There are places and objects that signify impatience.
51. The rescue or death of the VIP signifies the ending of the game.
52. Her announcement signifies that noticeable changes have taken place in terms of US policy towards Iran.
53. Shouldn't she have known that strong handshakes in America signify confidence and respect?
54. Eating is a metaphor that is sometimes used to signify marriage.
55. Some critics have suggested that the naked figures of a man and woman surrounded by a choir of angels signify the nations of Europe coming together.
56. Tom turned an inquiring look toward Hertford, who whispered, "Your Majesty will signify consent."
57. Getting into Yale may signify intelligence, talent and ambition.
58. He nodded to signify that he agreed.