Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Signed

👉 To make a mark

Alright class, settle down and listen close to me, We’re going over words – let’s see what we can see! The dictionary tells us it’s “to make a mark,” you know, But ‘signed’ has a meaning that needs to grow. Think about your name upon a page so bright, A little scribble, shining with delight! When someone signs a document, a letter or a plea, They're saying "This is me! This agreement belongs to me!" It’s like leaving your mark, a personal trace, Confirming you agree in that specific space. So 'signed' means to add your signature with care, A little symbol showing it's truly there! Do you understand? Any questions for me? Let’s discuss and see!

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SINGLEDLY SIGNED ASSUMPTION

In this phrase, "signed assumptions" refers to statements that are taken as fact without evidence and accepted as true by the majority of society. EXAMPLE SENTENCE: "Signaled by a single signed assumption that something is going to happen, you might be thinking, 'What the heck does it mean?'" This sentence adds an element of discomfort or surprise. It implies that even those who believe in "the consensus" have not fact-checked these assumptions carefully and may be subject to manipulation if they are perceived as being too certain. The use of "signed assumptions" creates a sense of skepticism, making the statement less trusted by many.