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1 anlamlı rakam kaybı
significance loss -
2 anlam
n. meaning, sense, point, explanation, acceptation, construction, content, denotation, effect, hang, import, inference, purport, purview, significance, significancy, signification, sound, strain, tenor* * *1. meaning 2. semantics 3. significance 4. meaning (n.) 5. mean (n.) -
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n. importance, consideration, value, weight, significance, accent, account, amount, consequence, emphasis, gravity, import, interest, magnitude, matter, moment, prominence, regard, significancy, stature, strength, stress, substantiality* * *1. severity 2. significance 3. cruciality 4. emphasis 5. importance -
4 anlamsız
adj. meaningless, insignificant, pointless, inexpressive, blank, empty, absurd, insane, senseless, unreasonable, of no significance, nonsensical, purposeless, barren, for the birds, dead pan, expressionless, frivolous, grotesque, inane, incoherent* * *1. absurd 2. deadpan 3. expressionless 4. meaningless 5. pointless 6. unmeaning -
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level of significance -
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level of significance -
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meaning, significance anlam -
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"1. meaning; significance; sense. 2. expression (of the face, in the eyes). - çıkarmak /dan/ to interpret amiss, understand wrongly. - verememek /a/ to be unable to make sense of; to be unable to find a meaning in. - vermek /a/ to find a meaning in; to make sense of."
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Significance — can refer to:* Meaning ** In semiotics, the meaning assigned to a sign * Statistical significance, the probability that a result is not due to chance * Significant figures or significant digits, the precision of a numerical value * Significance… … Wikipedia
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significance — I noun bearing, concern, concernment, consequence, distinction, eminence, essentiality, excellence, force, gist, gravity, greatness, import, importance, interest, mark, materiality, materialness, matter, meaning, merit, moment, momentousness,… … Law dictionary
significance — c.1300, from L. significantia meaning, force, energy, from significans, prp. of significare (see SIGNIFY (Cf. signify)) … Etymology dictionary
significance — 1 signification, import, *meaning, sense, acceptation Analogous words: denotation, connotation (see under DENOTE): suggestion, implication, intimation (see corresponding verbs at SUGGEST) 2 *importance, import, consequence, moment, weight… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
significance — ► NOUN 1) the quality of being significant; importance. 2) the unstated meaning to be found in words or events. ORIGIN Latin significantia, from significare indicate, portend … English terms dictionary
significance — [sig nif′ə kəns] n. [LME < L significantia < significans: see SIGNIFICANT] 1. that which is signified; meaning 2. the quality of being significant; suggestiveness; expressiveness 3. importance; consequence; moment: Also significancy SYN.… … English World dictionary
significance — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ considerable, cosmic, deep, enormous, great, historic, immense, major, profound, real ▪ … Collocations dictionary
significance — sig|nif|i|cance W2 [sıgˈnıfıkəns] n [singular, U] 1.) the importance of an event, action etc, especially because of the effects or influence it will have in the future ≠ ↑insignificance ▪ Stella didn t attach any significance to Doug s query.… … Dictionary of contemporary English
significance — sig|nif|i|cance [ sıg nıfıkəns ] noun singular or uncount ** 1. ) the importance that something has because it affects other things: significance for: changes that have enormous significance for the medical profession be of great/little etc.… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
