signpost Antonyms
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Meaning of signpost
Wordnet
signpost (n)
a post bearing a sign that gives directions or shows the way
Wordnet
signpost (v)
mark with a signpost, as of a path
Webster
signpost (n.)
A post on which a sign hangs, or on which papers are placed to give public notice of anything.
signpost Sentence Examples
- The signpost along the winding road guided weary travelers to their destination.
- A tall signpost marked the meeting point for the hikers.
- The old signpost had faded over time but still pointed the way to the nearby village.
- Drivers relied heavily on the signposts to navigate the complex highway system.
- A solitary signpost stood at the edge of the forest, beckoning explorers to venture within.
- The signpost outside the shop advertised a special sale on groceries.
- The traffic signpost gave clear instructions on which lane to take.
- The hikers followed the signposts carefully to avoid getting lost in the dense wilderness.
- A landmark signpost marked the entrance to the historic town.
- The signpost pointed diagonally towards a hidden path, promising an alternative route to the summit.
FAQs About the word signpost
a post bearing a sign that gives directions or shows the way, mark with a signpost, as of a pathA post on which a sign hangs, or on which papers are placed to g
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The signpost along the winding road guided weary travelers to their destination.
A tall signpost marked the meeting point for the hikers.
The old signpost had faded over time but still pointed the way to the nearby village.
Drivers relied heavily on the signposts to navigate the complex highway system.
