Signalized is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SIGNALIZED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SIGNALIZE, to make signal or eminent; to distinguish, also SIGNALISE
• mark or indicate (something), especially in a striking or conspicuous manner
• make (something) noteworthy or remarkable
• provide (an intersection) with traffic signals
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make conspicuous; distinguish, mark

Words related to SIGNALIZED

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How to use SIGNALIZED in a sentence

• The first year of the empire had been signalized by conquests as valuable as any gained by the republic in a corresponding period.
• His reign was signalized for an imperial persecution, in which Justin at Rome, Polycarp at Smyrna, and Ponthinus at Lyons, suffered martyrdom.
• The Batavians also signalized themselves on many occasions, by the skill with which they swam across several great rivers without breaking their squadrons ranks.
• We trace them to the peculiar character of the epoch in which we live, and to the extraordinary occurrences which have signalized it.
• The day which has closed has been a busy day, having been signalized as the date of my first public council with the Indians.
• The decay of a great literary school is usually signalized by the exaggeration of its characteristic traits.
• At length he returned to Rome, his entrance into the city being signalized by a most magnificent triumph.
• Sin had signalized the decline of the chandu influence.
• His reign was signalized by a great defeat of the combined Bulgarians and Greeks at Kustendil in Macedonia in 1330.
• The young prince had greatly signalized himself on the field of battle.
• Missiles that screamed overhead signalized to the scattered fugitives the utter disintegration of T.
• The third day in the wilderness was signalized by an incident, which excited such triumphant emotions as to cause it to be long remembered.
• The night of February 8 was signalized by the opening of the outward end of the tunnel.
• The young heir came to his own, and signalized the event by marrying the rich Miss Lowther of Whitehaven.
• Nearly all the great exploits, and achievements too, which have signalized the history of the world, have been performed by this branch of the human family.
• Who signalized themselves against the Samnites? 11.
• This day is signalized by the capture of the railway-station of Clamart, where the insurgents lost, in addition to 60 prisoners, about 300 killed by the bayonet.
• The year 1859 was signalized by a revival in the Bebek Seminary.
• Pitt, and lord Percival, the new member for Westminster, who had already signalized himself by his eloquence and capacity.
• Warburton, who had long signalized himself by the strength and boldness of his genius, his extensive capacity and profound erudition, at length obtained the mitre.
• In Holland, this year was signalized by the abdication of its monarch, William I.
• The 6th of August was signalized by a visit to the queen on the part of the Emperor and Empress of the French.
• The birth of the Administration in that continent had signalized these praiseworthy exertions.
• It signalized the opening of the second phase of its development through the inauguration of the present teaching campaign in the European continent.
• He rendered valuable services in the trying campaign and signalized himself in the battles on the plains of Saratoga which proved so disastrous to Burgoyne.
• By their justice and diligence they deserved to have their names signalized by the records of every history.
• In England the new era was formally signalized by an epoch-making decision.
• Top and Jup, the latter armed with his club, sometimes in front, sometimes beating the wood at the sides of the road, signalized no danger.
• The 1st of January, 1869, was signalized by a storm of extreme violence, and the thunder burst several times over the island.
• The coming reformation will be signalized by a great change in the attitude of the church toward the toiling classes.
• In this battle several officers and soldiers on both sides signalized themselves remarkably.
• He signalized his bravery in the unfortunate battle that ensued, and was with difficulty compelled to retire, when retreat became necessary.
• Many of the heads of that communion have signalized themselves in this way.
• They were both young, and indeed nearly the same age, and both displayed that courage and gallantry which ever afterwards signalized their brilliant and eventful lives.

Similar words containing SIGNALIZ without suffix ed

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