Signal [adjective]
Definition of Signal:
extraordinary, outstanding
Synonyms of Signal:
● Noticeable
● Salient
● Conspicuous
● Momentous
● Noteworthy
● Pronounced
● Striking
● Characteristic
● Notable
● Marked
● Arresting
● Individual
● Distinguished
● Distinctive
● Eminent
● Exceptional
● Eye-catching
● Famous
● Illustrious
● Memorable
● Peculiar
● Prominent
● Remarkable
● Renowned
● Significant
● Arrestive
Opposite/Antonyms of Signal:
● Unnoteworthy
● Unimpressive
● Common
● Ordinary
● Unnoticeable
● Obscure
● Unexceptional
● Vague
● Insignificant
● Unimportant
● Inconspicuous
Sentence/Example of Signal:
As she spoke, Geta lifted the curtain, and Philothea instantly obeyed the signal.
Each instinctively touched the other's arm, as a signal for silence.
For months I had received daily and hourly the most signal benefits from his hands.
The appearance of Mr. Gladstone was the signal for great applause.
Cissy sent her a look, a signal, and rose; she stood by the doorway.
Such questions were always a signal for an unlocking of tongues around the circle.
For all her dullness, it was a signal from Sally that saved Andrew.
Fear, as we understand it, was in itself a signal of advance.
It was too dark to see a signal if one had been placed for him in the usual manner.
It appeared as if the retirement of the two companies was the signal for their attack.