consign Synonyms
consign Meaning
consign (v)
commit forever; commit irrevocably
give over to another for care or safekeeping
send to an address
consign Sentence Examples
- Unable to wear them anymore, she consigned her vintage dresses to a local boutique.
- Facing financial difficulties, the farmer was forced to consign his livestock to auction.
- The museum director consigned the controversial painting to a secure vault for safekeeping.
- With a move on the horizon, the family consigned most of their furniture to an estate sale.
- The shipping company consigned the fragile antiques to a team specializing in delicate items.
- The artist consigned her latest work to a prestigious gallery, hoping to gain wider recognition.
- The captain consigned the damaged ship to the scrapyard, a sad end to its seafaring days.
- The library routinely consigns outdated or damaged books to used bookstores or recycling facilities.
- Fearing a market crash, the investor consigned a portion of their portfolio to safer, fixed-income investments.
- The worried parents consigned the care of their children to a trusted babysitter while they attended the evening event.
FAQs About the word consign
commit forever; commit irrevocably, give over to another for care or safekeeping, send to an address
send, transfer,transport, ship, dispatch, pack (off), transmit, advance, pass, contribute
accept,receive, accept, receive, secure, gain, get, obtain, draw, gain
Unable to wear them anymore, she consigned her vintage dresses to a local boutique.
Facing financial difficulties, the farmer was forced to consign his livestock to auction.
The museum director consigned the controversial painting to a secure vault for safekeeping.
With a move on the horizon, the family consigned most of their furniture to an estate sale.
