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signage Definition

sign·age (sī′nij)

noun

the signs, collectively, displayed as in a community, often, specif., when graphically coordinated

signage Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • erect: Request to WLC to erect street signage in new estate.
  • illuminate: A - The stage lighting and any illuminated signage are exempt from Part L2.
  • install: North Somerset Council didn't bother to install the relevant signage in time.
  • improve: MS stated he first mentioned the question of improving signage in 1995 with no success.
  • ensure: What plans does the operator have to co-operate with other relevant agencies to ensure good signage to the station from the surrounding area?
  • display: In addition, any failure to display appropriate signage could result in a fine of up to £ 1,000.

Adjective modifier

  • directional: Upon entering the parking lot please follow highly visible directional signage, which reflects the standard symbol for disabled individuals.
  • exterior: Signs Express are very experienced in interior and exterior signage for schools and colleges.
  • bilingual: Beyond that there is the further issue of the usage of bilingual signage in the private sector.
  • tactile: Tactile signage is fitted in or by the majority of lifts and public areas.
  • improved: Improved signage at all cemeteries with opening times being clearly displayed.
  • unauthorized: Melrose Station: Cllr Chisholm confirmed that no retrospective planning application has yet been received in respect of the unauthorized signage.

Modifies a noun

  • requirement: Scotland's pre-existing signage requirements will meet the signage proposals set out in the consultation.
  • solution: These window applied graphics form part of a signage solution for a busy marketing office based in a residential area.

Noun used with modifier

  • fascia: The retention of the main fascia signage now benefits from deemed advertisement consent.
  • neon: The original intention was to augment the design with neon signage but this took some while longer to arrive.
  • road: American road signage leaves a lot to be desired at times!
  • safety: ISO and others International - travel and safety signage.
  • street: Request to WLC to erect street signage in new estate.
  • direction: On national primary routes, direction signage is supposed to be of a high standard.