signified in A Sentence

For example, a lion generally Signified fierce courage.

The Gandhi-Smuts Agreement, 1914 Signified a major victory for them.

Phoolan Devi, MP, Signified both the triumph and tragedy of Indian democracy.

It also Signified that those who return would only be a few.

This child's name Signified to the people that they must return to God.

What else is Signified by our prayer for Jehovah's will to be done?

I knew that was important, but I couldn't figure out what it Signified.

Greeks offered round shape cake to the Goddess of Moon- Artemis as it Signified moon.

Yamraj presented her with a gift that Signified his love and affection towards her.

In return, Yamraj gave her a gift that Signified his love and affection towards her.

The word‘otherness,' which Signified Krishnamurti's psychic experiences, was now appearing regularly in almost all his works.

Students who quickly indicated their peers approved of them drinking Signified higher drinking and smoking intentions.

The white color represented the remaining Indian communities and the spinning wheel Signified the progress of the country.

It is probable that initially this term Signified the attachment of a person to something unchanging, sacred.

The play Agamemnon mentions a“Crimson Path” that Signified stature, as it was luxury fit only for the gods.

During the show, Salman Khan happened to narrate a very funny incident from his childhood which Signified the word,‘Trouble' all over.

A procession(pompa) entered the arena, led by lictors who bore the fasces that Signified the magistrate-editor's power over life and death.

He showed that the high priest pictured the Messiah, Jesus Christ, while the offering of the sacrifices Signified Christ's sacrificial death.

The idiomatic phrase“born in a shirt or bonnet” is present in several European languages and refers to the luck Signified by a birth caul.

Mr. Johnson's victory, he said, Signified the power of fast, simple answers, and the fastest, simplest one is to make a clean break from Europe.

In ancient Israel, what was Signified by the miraculous light sometimes called Shechinah that appeared in the Most Holy of the tabernacle and the temple?

The designation of a person's hereditary bone-rank Signified how closely they were related to royalty, and thus what rights and privileges they had in society.

At a time when long hair Signified femininity, ballroom dancer Irene Castle‘bobbed' off her hair for convenience, and a style known as the‘Castle' bob was born.

In the study, the researchers created their own experiment in which individuals could earn or save money by responding to how different colors Signified these opportunities.

This new work Signified that God had completed His work in the Age of Law, that He would no longer do or say anything under the law.

After the crime, JMM leader Hemant Soren had said that the incident Signified a“complete breakdown of law and order” in the state and demanded compensation for Ansari's family.

It meant“down-and-out” as well as“beatific” and therefore Signified the bottom of existence(from a financial and an emotional point of view) as well as the highest, most spiritual high.….

This new work Signified that God had completed His work in the Age of Law, and that He would no longer do or say anything under the law.

South Korea said the North's decision Signified‘meaningful' progress toward denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula and would create favorable conditions for successful meetings with it and the United States.

South Korea said the North's decision Signified“meaningful” progress toward denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula and would create favourable conditions for successful meetings with it and the United States.

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signified in A Sentence

For example, a lion generally Signified fierce courage.

The Gandhi-Smuts Agreement, 1914 Signified a major victory for them.

Phoolan Devi, MP, Signified both the triumph and tragedy of Indian democracy.

It also Signified that those who return would only be a few.

This child's name Signified to the people that they must return to God.

What else is Signified by our prayer for Jehovah's will to be done?

I knew that was important, but I couldn't figure out what it Signified.

Greeks offered round shape cake to the Goddess of Moon- Artemis as it Signified moon.

Yamraj presented her with a gift that Signified his love and affection towards her.

In return, Yamraj gave her a gift that Signified his love and affection towards her.

The word‘otherness,' which Signified Krishnamurti's psychic experiences, was now appearing regularly in almost all his works.

Students who quickly indicated their peers approved of them drinking Signified higher drinking and smoking intentions.

The white color represented the remaining Indian communities and the spinning wheel Signified the progress of the country.

It is probable that initially this term Signified the attachment of a person to something unchanging, sacred.

The play Agamemnon mentions a“Crimson Path” that Signified stature, as it was luxury fit only for the gods.

During the show, Salman Khan happened to narrate a very funny incident from his childhood which Signified the word,‘Trouble' all over.

A procession(pompa) entered the arena, led by lictors who bore the fasces that Signified the magistrate-editor's power over life and death.

He showed that the high priest pictured the Messiah, Jesus Christ, while the offering of the sacrifices Signified Christ's sacrificial death.

The idiomatic phrase“born in a shirt or bonnet” is present in several European languages and refers to the luck Signified by a birth caul.

Mr. Johnson's victory, he said, Signified the power of fast, simple answers, and the fastest, simplest one is to make a clean break from Europe.

In ancient Israel, what was Signified by the miraculous light sometimes called Shechinah that appeared in the Most Holy of the tabernacle and the temple?

The designation of a person's hereditary bone-rank Signified how closely they were related to royalty, and thus what rights and privileges they had in society.

At a time when long hair Signified femininity, ballroom dancer Irene Castle‘bobbed' off her hair for convenience, and a style known as the‘Castle' bob was born.

In the study, the researchers created their own experiment in which individuals could earn or save money by responding to how different colors Signified these opportunities.

This new work Signified that God had completed His work in the Age of Law, that He would no longer do or say anything under the law.

After the crime, JMM leader Hemant Soren had said that the incident Signified a“complete breakdown of law and order” in the state and demanded compensation for Ansari's family.

It meant“down-and-out” as well as“beatific” and therefore Signified the bottom of existence(from a financial and an emotional point of view) as well as the highest, most spiritual high.….

This new work Signified that God had completed His work in the Age of Law, and that He would no longer do or say anything under the law.

South Korea said the North's decision Signified‘meaningful' progress toward denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula and would create favorable conditions for successful meetings with it and the United States.

South Korea said the North's decision Signified“meaningful” progress toward denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula and would create favourable conditions for successful meetings with it and the United States.

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