signature
sig‧na‧ture S3 /ˈsɪɡnətʃə $ -ər/
noun
Her signature is totally illegible (=cannot be read).
The school collected 4,000 signatures for the petition.
The Ukrainians put their signatures to the Lisbon Protocol.
Someone’s forged my signature (=made an illegal copy of my name to deceive people) on this letter.
Each child must obtain the signature of his or her parents.
2. [uncountable] formal the act of signing something
for signature
We will send you a copy of the agreement for signature.
3. [countable usually singular] something that is closely related to an event, person, or style:
Smith’s signature singing style
⇨ key signature, time signature
sig‧na‧ture S3 /ˈsɪɡnətʃə $ -ər/
noun Word Family: noun: sign, signal, signatory, signature, signing, signaller; verb: sign, signal; adverb: signally; adjective: signed ≠ unsigned
1. [countable] your name written in the way you usually write it, for example at the end of a letter, or on a cheque etc, to show that you have written it: 2. [uncountable] formal the act of signing something
for signature
3. [countable usually singular] something that is closely related to an event, person, or style:
⇨ key signature, time signature