0 present participle of signify
2 to make something known; to show:
3 to have importance or to matter:
Don't worry about being late - it doesn't signify.
After negotiating, the participating states pass identical legislation signifying their agreement on the compact's terms, purposes, and policies.
In this formalism, propositions are given numerical values, signifying the degree of belief accorded to them.
An individual's cattle herd is always a mix of animals with different ear markings, signifying the kinship links that have been forged through marriage.
Just as signifying can create ambiguous meanings, border crossings delineate the difference between two realms.
These are all real places, but the stage is different in its capacity of signifying a fictional space (and time).
Then there are some basic rules of versespeaking, with half-lines signifying a pause or an interruption.
In other words, the point at which these contradictory elements in the blues cross over each other carves out a space for signifying practice.
Dreaming is the way our cognitive and signifying schemes give sense to stimulation that is in itself nonsense.
