Sign Synonyms
sīn
A signal
(Noun)
Synonyms:
- symptom
- indication
- augury
- manifestation
- mark
- foretoken
- token
- divination
- badge
- index
- portent
- auspice
- harbinger
- omen
- beacon
- prognostic
- presage
- symbol
- warning
- clue
- presentiment
- evidence
- premonition
- handwriting-on-the-wall
- foreshadowing
- foreboding
- foreknowledge
- adumbration
- herald
- indicator
- hint
- criterion
- assurance
- precursor
- emblem
- prediction
- ensign
- escutcheon
- polarity
- gesture
- caution
- note
- hieroglyph
- flag
- signification
- highball
- indicia
- hand signal
- indicium
- wave of the arm
- logo
- flash
- stamp
- logogram
- whistle
- logograph
- warning bell
- signal bell
- signal light
- monogram
- high sign
- motion
- prodigy
- witness
- shingle
- signal
- signature
- trace
- vestige
- preindication
Something that takes the place of words in communicating a thought or feeling
(Noun)
Synonyms:
A phenomenon that serves as a sign or warning of some future good or evil
(Noun)
Indicate
(Verb)
Synonyms:
- signal
- express
- gesticulate
- gesture
- motion
- signify
- signalize
- advertisement
- aries
- auspice
- authorize
- autograph
- badge
- banner
- beckon
- betoken
- billboard
- brand
- clue
- constellation
- countersign
- cue
- demonstration
- denotation
- denote
- earmark
- contract
- emblem
- endorse
- enter
- evidence
- expression
- extol
- figure
- guidepost
- harmonize
- hint
- image
- index
- indicate
- indication
- indicator
- initial
- ink
- inscribe
- insignia
- lullaby
- mark
- message
- neon
- nod
- note
- omen
- portent
- poster
- premonition
- presage
- proclaim
- sign on
- prognostic
- proof
- signature
- standard
- subscribe
- suggestion
- symbol
- tattle
- token
- trace
- underwrite
- vestige
- vocalize
- warning
- signalise
- sign up
Used of the language of the deaf
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
An act or gesture used to convey an idea, a desire, information, or a command:
(Noun)
Synonyms:
Words Related to Sign
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