consign
/kənˈsaɪn/
verb
- To give or send something to someone, especially for sale or care.
- We consigned the old furniture to a charity shop.
- The artist consigned her paintings to the gallery for the upcoming exhibition.
- The farmer consigned his crop to a distributor in the city.
- To assign or commit something to a particular place, state, or fate.
- After the accident, the car was consigned to the scrap yard.
- The old documents were consigned to the recycling bin.
- The failed project was consigned to history as a costly mistake.
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