Sentence examples for one meaning from inspiring English sources

"Apparently in England, 'strip' basically has one meaning, and that means to get undressed," he said.

Their participants acknowledged that clothing items could symbolize more than one meaning depending on who was interpreting the meaning.

One meaning is a deliberate play, as in drag, on the traditions of art as illusion and performance as impersonation.

Every image has at least one meaning.

Puns, for example, are words with more than one meaning.

"I would reject the notion that it has one meaning.

Homo duplex has in my case more than one meaning".

This information provides one meaning for the two-sided works.

One meaning of the verb "defer" is to put off or delay.

One meaning your own synthetic, or "synth": a green-eyed humanoid robot.

If you can do something helpful, you're O.K. that's one meaning of solidarity.