signalee
signalee noun: the person toward whom a signal is directed.
Noun
signalee (plural signalees)
- The person toward whom a signal is directed.
- Simple, economically rare emblems with messages, such as “I am fit, strong and morally good” were unable to evolve because a naive, untested acceptance of socially motivated information would be highly risky for signalees, since the interests of signaler and signalee are not identical.2013, Eckart Voland, Karl Grammer, Evolutionary Aesthetics, page 253
Forms of signalee
| plural | signalees |
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Origin of signalee
From signal + -ee.
Questions about signalee
- What does signalee mean?
- Signalee means the person toward whom a signal is directed.
- What part of speech is signalee?
- Signalee is a noun.
- What is the plural of signalee?
- The plural of signalee is signalees.
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