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signalled

verb as in indicate; give a sign to

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The poll also signalled that Americans were comfortable with targeted military action again Iran in the worst-case scenario.

Stainless signalled higher BTUs coming out of the burners, bigger ovens, and so forth.

President Obama signalled his move to a middle strategy in his Tuesday meeting with Congressional leaders.

With his hat he signalled his brother to steer for the General Price, and on the two rams rushed, the Queen slightly ahead.

In the evening hung about waiting for de Robeck who had signalled over to say he wanted to talk business.

It was afterwards ascertained that a mistake had been made in reference to the vessel that had signalled.

He signalled the porter, who opened one of the big glass doors and signified that the countess could depart.

He called to her, he rallied her; he signalled to Thyrsis to help him—to inspire her, to goad her to new endurance.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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