Signs
/saɪnz/
Definitions
- (n.) Material symbols or indications conveying information or instructions in legal contexts, often used in contracts, property, and evidentiary matters.
The contract required the parties to provide signs of acceptance in writing.
- (v.) Third-person singular present of 'sign,' meaning to formally endorse or execute a document.
She signs the agreement tomorrow.
Forms
- sign
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Commentary
When dealing with 'signs,' distinguish between the noun as informational symbols and the verb as the act of executing documents. The plural form refers to multiple informational or physical indicators, while the verb form relates to execution of legal instruments.
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