Sentence examples for basically signifies from inspiring English sources
It basically signifies a row or disturbance, of which there may be many among the 17 sporting disciplines at these Games.
There need be no 'core meaning' to 'and'; it would be wrong to suggest that 'and' basically signifies conjunction.
According to Ginsberg, to be "beat" most basically signified "exhausted, at the bottom of the world, looking up or out... rejected by society".
The answer to this depends on what is meant by the term subject matter, which signifies basically what the work is about.
Score 1 indicated basically no staining or faint staining in a few tubules, score 2 indicated weak staining, score 3 corresponded to moderate staining, and score 4 signified strong staining (Figure 1A).
The moral of this story is that the tax cut seems to have produced some biggish financial activity on the part of corporations, but it's all basically accounting maneuvers signifying nothing.
It's basically using electricity to signify near-total inaction.
Artha basically refers to the object signified by a word.
The diffusion coefficients defined in the GMS treatment are basically of two kinds: (i) the coefficient Đ;iV, signifying the facility for diffusive exchange between species i and the vacant sites; and (ii) the coefficients Đ;ij, describing the facility for counter-exchange between the sorbed species i and j.
