signalize

/ˈsɪɡnəlaɪz/
verb
  1. To make something stand out or be noticed; to mark as important.
    • The monument signalizes the spot where the battle took place.
    • The festival signalized the town's cultural heritage.
    • Her promotion signalized her value to the company.
  2. To indicate or be a sign of something.
    • His smile signalized his approval of the idea.
    • The sudden drop in temperature signalized the arrival of winter.
    • The flashing light signalizes that the machine is ready to use.
  3. To equip with traffic signals or signs.
    • The city council voted to signalize the dangerous crosswalk.
    • They plan to signalize the entire downtown area next year.
    • The newly signalized intersection improved traffic flow.
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