The phrase "assigned meaning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the interpretation or significance that has been designated to a word, phrase, or concept.
Example: "In linguistics, the assigned meaning of a term can vary significantly across different cultures."
Alternatives: "designated meaning" or "allocated significance".
Step 5: As exciting as it's been to develop so many new words not that you actually assigned meaning to any of them the grid's still not completely filled, and this whole process is starting to feel anticlimactic.
In particular, he's described how events are assigned meaning by the mind based on past memories (in some cases out of date or only crudely related memories) stored in the amygdala.
Edition of LTL) that necessary truths were expressed in a language whose terms had already been assigned meaning and reference, so changing the reference of "Caesar" is irrelevant to the necessary truth of a sentence employing the term with its 'normal' reference.
It is when words are assigned meaning that they become useful as vehicles to express ideas or to identify tangible things in our environment.
In a recent interview with The Times, however, he assigned meaning to his new film in a way that he typically resists.
The complex nature of how bodily sensations are assigned meaning as symptoms should be further integrated into the knowledge produced in symptom studies.
"There is a word, 'pariedolia,' that means assigning meaning to patterns that are actually just 'noise,'" he told HuffPost Weird News in December.
Whether the bizarre hand-life pattern is really paranormal remains to be seen, but it could just be an example of "pariedolia," a word that means assigning meaning to patterns that are actually just visual "noise".
My aunts and uncles were quick to assign meaning to her death.
Values function like an inner compass or lens through which we assign meaning to the world.
Negotiated and defined in the present, memory shapes how individuals, groups, or institutions perceive themselves, and how they assign meaning to the landscapes around them.
