meaning in Latin
meaning in Latin is significātiō — meaning means the idea or sense that a word, action, or symbol is intended to convey.
meaning in Latin
significātiō
The purpose, value, or significance (of something) beyond the fact of that thing's existence.
What does "meaning" mean?
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noun The idea or sense that a word, action, or symbol is intended to convey.
"I did not understand the meaning of the road sign until my friend explained it."
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noun A sense of purpose or significance in life.
"After he retired, he struggled to find meaning in his days."
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meaning in a sentence
- I did not understand the meaning of the road sign until my friend explained it.
- The meaning of the poem wasn't clear until the final stanza.
- After he retired, he struggled to find meaning in his days.
- Many people say that family gives their lives meaning.
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What is "meaning" in Latin?
"meaning" in Latin is significātiō. meaning means: The idea or sense that a word, action, or symbol is intended to convey.
How do you use "meaning" in a sentence?
Example: "I did not understand the meaning of the road sign until my friend explained it." In Latin, "meaning" is significātiō.
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