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consignify
consignify, v. rare. (kənˈsɪgnɪfaɪ) [f. med.L. consignificāre (Duns Scotus), f. con- + significāre to signify, denote.] To signify conjointly; to mean or signify when combined with something.1646 J. Gregory Notes & Obs. (1650) 151 And such a one as might very well be in company and consignify with t... Oxford English Dictionary
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consignificate
consigˈnificate [ad. med.L. consignificātum, neuter of pa. pple. of consignificāre to consignify.] That which is consignified. Oxford English Dictionary
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consignificator
† conˈsignifiˌcator Astrol. Obs. Also co-. [n. of agent in L. form from consignify.] A conjoint significator: see quots.1647 Lilly Chr. Astrol. vi. 49 Cosignificator is when you find another Planet in aspect or conjunction with that Planet who is the principall significator. 1652 Gaule Magastrom. 87... Oxford English Dictionary
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consignificant
consignificant, a. rare. (kɒnsɪgˈnɪfɪkənt) [See consignify and significant.] 1. Signifying in addition or secondarily.1625 Gill Sacr. Philos. viii. 148 So the [Hebrew] words with their consignificant numbers are taken. 2. Having the same signification.a 1641 Spelman Feuds & Tenures ii. 7 (R.) But I ... Oxford English Dictionary
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consignification
consignification rare. (kənˌsɪgnɪfɪˈkeɪʃən) [ad. med.L. consignificātiōn-em (Petrus Hispanus c 1250), n. of action from consignificāre to consignify.] Joint signification; secondary meaning, connotation; conjoint signification.1701 Beverley Glory of Grace 12 Commonness hath always a consignification... Oxford English Dictionary
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connote
connote, v. (kəˈnəʊt) [ad. med.L. connotā-re to mark along with, to mark (a thing) with or in addition to (another), f. L. con- together with + notāre to mark, to note. The Latin word was in common use in mediæval logic: app. first, according to Prantl, in Duns Scotus, and frequently in Occam, and s... Oxford English Dictionary
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