significallyadv.
/sᵻɡˈnɪfᵻkli/, U.S. /sᵻɡˈnɪfᵻk(ə)li/ Now rare.
According to or in a manner consistent with the discipline of significs (significs n.).
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1911 Lady Welby Significs & Lang. ii. 10 A significally sane education.
1939 Synthese 4 168 The difference between the vague and floating meaning of words in poetry and speculative philosophy and that of significally determined terms is of a quantative nature.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, September 2011; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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adv.1911- to suck my orange
- to suck off
- to suck one's face
- to suck one's fill
- to suck one's teeth
- to suck out
- to suck out at one's fingers' ends
- to suck out at one's own fingers' ends
- to suck out of one's finger
- to suck out of one's fingers' ends
- to wipe a person's nose
- to wipe an esp a smile off a person's or one's face
- to wipe an expression off a person's or one's face
- to wipe off a person's or one's face
- to wipe off the map
- to wipe off the slate
- to wipe one's boots on
- to wipe one's hands of
- to wipe one's lips of
- to wipe one's nose on one's sleeve
- to wipe one's nose with one's sleeve
- to wipe the floor with
- to wipe the mouth of
- to wipe the slate
- to wipe the slate clean