Sentence examples for have multiple meanings from inspiring English sources
In addition, dictionary based analyses are unable to account for polysemy, a situation where one word can have multiple meanings (e.g., back can mean back pain, backwards, or previous in time).
Referendums, for example, can easily be instruments of authoritarian democracy when they seek to address major societal issues that are undefined and have multiple meanings (as, for example, what it means 'to leave' the EU).
The graphic symbols have multiple meanings.
Often these forms have multiple meanings.
But the same words have multiple meanings and registers.
"I knew that it would have multiple meanings to multiple people," Mr. Favreau said.
Today it has multiple meanings, one of which means "fucking with people for attention".
Until recently, a managing editor of a major national newspaper did not know that "jihad" had multiple meanings, and that "fatwa" did not just mean a death warrant.
Her life had multiple meanings.
