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signalization

signalization

1 7.9
Making something clearly visible with signs for warning or instruction
  • noun
  • /ˌsɪɡnəlaɪˈzeɪʃən/
  • US
: señalización
  • The city authorities invested in better road signalization to increase safety for pedestrians.

Examples

  • Effective signalization at the railway crossing has reduced the number of accidents.

  • The signalization of the dangerous bend was improved by adding bright warning signs.

  • The signalization of the new traffic rules was essential for public safety.

  • Proper signalization can prevent accidents on busy roads.

  • The new road design includes better signalization to help drivers navigate safely.

  • For safety reasons, the city installed signalization at dangerous intersections to alert motorists.

  • Proper signalization is crucial to ensure that pedestrians can cross the street safely.

How Noticeable

highlighting
1 2.9
signalization
  • US
1 7.9
signposting
1 3.6
labeling
  • US
13 2.1
marking
14 1.9

Surface Forms

signalization singular

Morphology

signalization = signalize (transparent) = signal + ize + ation

Formed by adding the productive nominalizing suffix '-ation' to the verb 'signalize', yielding the act/process of signaling.

Etymology

Signalization comes from the word signal, which is related to a root meaning 'sign', and the ending -ization which means 'the act of making'. So, signalization is the process of making things clearly noticeable, like adding bright warning signs at a railway crossing.