Signifying example sentences

Related (6): Signify, imply, connote, denote, indicate, express.

sig·ni·fy

verb

signifying (present participle)

  - be an indication of:

  - be a symbol of; have as meaning:

  - (of a person) indicate or declare (a feeling or intention):

  - be of importance:

  - (especially in African American usage) exchange boasts or insults as a game or ritual:

Synonyms

mark, signal, mean, spell, denote, reveal, manifest, designate, announce, herald, indicate, betoken, mean, denote, designate, represent, symbolize, imply, betoken, express, indicate, show, communicate, intimate, announce, proclaim, declare, pronounce, withhold, count, matter

"Signifying" Example Sentences

1. The waving white flag was signifying their surrender.
2. The raised hand signifying a question.
3. The red light signifying danger.
4. The loud noise signifying an explosion.
5. The blank stare signifying confusion.
6. The nod of the head signifying agreement.
7. The period at the end of a sentence signifying the end of a thought.
8. The stop sign signifying a pause in traffic.
9. The ringing bell signifying the start of class.
10. The applause signifying appreciation for the performance.
11. The handshake signifying the end of a deal.
12. The smile signifying happiness.
13. The tears signifying sadness.
14. The bouquet of flowers signifying love and affection.
15. The handshake signifying friendship and trust.
16. The frown signifying disapproval.
17. The cross signifying religion and faith.
18. The heart signifying love and compassion.
19. The raised eyebrow signifying surprise.
20. The clenched fist signifying determination.
21. The laughter signifying enjoyment and amusement.
22. The flag raising signifying the start of a new day.
23. The whistle signifying the start of a sporting event.
24. The gun salute signifying respect for the fallen soldier.
25. The ringing phone signifying a call from a loved one.
26. The alarm clock signifying the start of a new day.
27. The green light signifying it's safe to go.
28. The food tray signifying the start of meal time.
29. The ringing bell signifying a visitor at the door.
30. The blinking light signifying a low battery.

Common Phases

1. "I ain't saying nothing, but you might want to check your hair in the mirror; you might scare people away"
2. "I don't mean to be rude, but it looks like you've been hitting the buffet a little too hard; your shirt is about to burst at the seams"
3. "I'm not one to gossip, but I heard that he's been sleeping with his coworker; might want to keep an eye on that"
4. "No offense, but you might want to work on your presentation skills; I fell asleep halfway through"
5. "I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I heard your ex moved on; probably best to do the same"
6. "I'm not trying to be mean, but your jokes are kind of lame; maybe try a new approach"
7. "I'm not judging, but it looks like you've been neglecting your workout routine; your muscles are looking a little deflated"
8. "No disrespect, but you might want to rethink your outfit choice; those leggings are not doing you any favors"

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