Sentence examples for has another meaning from inspiring English sources

It's a bad name, it means sad.' But my father would always say, 'No, it has another meaning.

Or perhaps the beard has another meaning entirely.

But in the world of internet start-ups, URL has another meaning: Ubiquity first, Revenue Later.

FOR the discriminating food shopper, the word "heirloom" has another meaning.

The term "cross product" also has another meaning – if you don't know what it is take a look!

But the crane also has another meaning: jia he xi gui, which is a nice way to say "death".

Dying young was to be expected: young, then, had another meaning.

If drawn visual element brought another word to mind at the same time (having another meaning), the consistency of the system would be decreased.

It would have another meaning if those people I shared the history of that moment with were still with us.

But if it is also an outstanding quality of brutal dictators, it must be assumed to have another meaning.

Decimation, however, had another meaning that precedes both of these senses: tithing, or a tax of one-tenth, which according to the Oxford English Dictionary dates from 1549.