v. 1 to be a sign of; to mean; 2 to make known or clear
Signify your approval of the proposed change by raising your hand.
Signify your approval of the proposed change by raising your hand.
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What word was used to signify the end of an Iroquois story?
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What did the word 'gazelle' signify for Arab poets?
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What was brought to Noah to signify that the waters had receded?
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What were the Jewish people made to wear to signify their ethnicity?
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mean; indicate; connote; denote; designate
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3 syllables
sig-ni-fy
dignify
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