Examples of using Signified in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Click the first button, signified with a single, solid circle, to see a panel menu of all the preset colors.
Parliament's establishment signified a leap from the medieval Estates to the most modern parliamentary system of its time.
in a special sense they signified by the typical language of external facts,
Fate, personified by the Greeks under the name of Moira, signified in the ancient world the unseen power that rules over human destiny.
Each cross had a different symbol carved into it, but they each signified the same thing: water.
The different hair colours of signified a different status;
The Greek euaggelion originally signified the"reward of good tidings" given to the messenger,
to deified Julius Caesar, but the use of Imperator signified a permanent link to the Roman tradition of victory.
It held that the putting into effect of the new Constitution of the U.S.S.R. signified a turn in the political life of the country.
therefore in practice he would have voted for including in the Rules a point that signified federation!
The word paradise is probably of Persian origin and signified originally a royal park
Originally signified an assembly of Roman citizens in the provinces for purposes of administration and justice.
a slogan that signified nothing other than"Down with the revolution!
the former signified what was to be fulfilled.
formation of Pi'el("to teach"), and originally signified"doctrine" or"study.
their obedient lackeys in right wing Labour claim that the collapse of the USSR signified the demise of socialism.
but the thing signified is regeneration
The deregulation of the financial markets that began in Sweden during the 1980s signified major changes for Swedish savers.
Though"Son of man" is used only by Jesus of himself, what it signified is otherwise expressed,
their faithful echoes in the labour movement, try to comfort themselves with the thought that the collapse of the USSR signified the demise of socialism.