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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a flashing sign" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sign that emits light in a flashing manner, often to attract attention or convey a message.
Example: "As I drove down the highway, I noticed a flashing sign warning of an upcoming construction zone."
Alternatives: "a blinking sign" or "a strobe sign".
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There was a flashing sign out front that said Motown.
A flashing sign directed the hockey crowd to one lot, concertgoers to another.
At the time, I read it as a flashing sign that said, "I will have unbearable attitude".
TOYOTA does not have a flashing sign at the Detroit auto show telling the hometown companies to watch out.
They stay attuned to the men's patterns, because a break in the usual is a flashing sign of relapse.
In Mesa, Arizona, he wrote, his audience included a woman with "a flashing sign nestled against her pubic bone declaring: ATHEIST".
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The design of the device features a neon, flashing sign of a dancing sailor, naked but for a cap and small white briefs, surrounded by hearts.
It's kind of like hanging a big flashing sign with the words "secret base" lit up in pink neon.
"Never set up an ambush with flashing signs.
On the screen, a graphics onslaught includes a dizzying array of flashing signs, hashtags, slogans, and flames marking the "Burning Question".
One astronomer likened it to a flashing neon sign.
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