signature in Latin
signature in Latin is subscriptiō — signature means a person's name written by their own hand, used to confirm identity or approval.
signature in Latin
subscriptiō
A person's name, written by that person, used as identification or to signify approval of accompanying material, such as a legal contract.
What does "signature" mean?
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noun A person's name written by their own hand, used to confirm identity or approval.
"The cheque needed her signature before it could be cashed."
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noun A distinctive feature or style that identifies someone or something.
"The chef is known for his signature dessert."
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adj Distinctive and closely associated with a particular person or thing.
"She wore her signature red lipstick to every event."
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signature in a sentence
- The cheque needed her signature before it could be cashed.
- The chef is known for his signature dessert.
- She wore her signature red lipstick to every event.
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What is "signature" in Latin?
"signature" in Latin is subscriptiō. signature means: A person's name written by their own hand, used to confirm identity or approval.
How do you use "signature" in a sentence?
Example: "The cheque needed her signature before it could be cashed." In Latin, "signature" is subscriptiō.
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