Signoff example sentences

sign off

definition

  - conclude a letter, broadcast, or other message:

  - conclude an activity:

  - sign a register to record that one is leaving work for the day:

  - record that someone is entitled to miss work, typically because of illness:

  - indicate by a conventional bid that one is seeking to end the bidding.

  - register to stop receiving unemployment benefit after finding work:

sign-off

noun

sign-off (noun) · sign-offs (plural noun) · signoff (noun) · signoffs (plural noun)

  - the conclusion of a letter, broadcast, or other message:

  - a bid indicating that the bidder wishes to end bidding.

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