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semiotic
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semiotic /se·mi·ot·ic/ (se″me-ot´ik)
1. pertaining to signs or symptoms.

semiotic [se″me-ot´ik]
1. pertaining to signs and symbols.
2. pertaining to the signs and symptoms of a disease.
3. pathognomonic. Also spelled semeiotic.


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Lawrence R Sipe, How Pictures Books Work: A Semiotically Framed Theory of Text-picture Relationships, " Children's Literature in education 29, no 2.
The starting point of this moment is not semiotically empty but semiotically flowing in the universe of related possibilities of signification, and the unique combination of such related possibilities orients the poet toward the formation of new meaning which lives in the newly combined form of the signa.
Byline: a scribe called Haji Mike SO FAR so bland -- several political parties have semiotically revealed their messages in the last couple of weeks on billboards throughout the island of Aphrodite.
 
 
 
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