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signal
adjective as in extraordinary, outstanding
Example Sentences
The US Treasury chief claimed China's controls signaled problems in its own economy: "They are in the middle of a recession/depression, and they are trying to export their way out of it."
“We will be on the lookout for a technical catalyst to signal another buying opportunity,” she said in her written commentary.
It is a signal by the biggest U.S. retailer that online shopping is going to become a totally different experience from the retail websites we are all used to.
By linking signals from these observatories, they effectively created a virtual telescope five times wider than Earth's diameter.
Consistent with that selloff signal, he said price action for multiple key areas of the stock market had become “near vertical” ahead of Friday’s fall.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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