signifié
/ˌsiːnjiːˈfjeɪ
/noun
Another term for signified.Such a sign has two parts: a signifier, the form; something signified (signifié), what is referred to, the meaning....
- When the analysis of images is further specified the meaning, the signifié, has to be considered more and more.
- Which signifiant is used for which signifié is solely based on an ‘agreement’, a kind of ‘contract’, as it were, between the members of a speech community.
Origin
French.
- over-excitability
- overexcitable
- overexcite
- overexcitement
- over-exercise
- overexert
- overexertion
- overexpansion
- overexploit
- over-exploitation
- overexpose
- overexposure
- overexpress
- overexpressed
- overexpression
- overextend
- overextension
- overextravagant
- overextravagantly
- overface
- overfaced
- overfall
- overfamiliar
- overfamiliarity
- over-familiarly