Consigneth
verb (archaic usage, typically referring to the past tense of 'consign') as in strong fondness
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Example:He consigneth his valuable goods to the local warehouse for safekeeping.
Definition:Refers to the act of entrusting goods to someone for safekeeping or delivery.
Example:She consigneth all her lyings to her friend's care while she is away.
Definition:Refers to the act of entrusting one's belongings or instructions to someone.
Example:The librarian consigneth books to the students for a school project.
Definition:Refers to the act of entrusting books to someone for delivery or for taking care of.
Example:The CEO consigneth the company's trust to his key executives.
Definition:Refers to the act of entrusting one's trust or responsibilities to someone.
Example:They consigneth a large cargo of wheat from the US to China.
Definition:Refers to the act of entrusting cargo to be carried or transported by a ship or plane.
Example:The farmers consigneth their crops to the local market for selling.
Definition:Refers to the act of entrusting crops to be carried to market or to be stored.
Example:The breeder consigneth a flock of fowl to a neighbor for safekeeping.
Definition:Refers to the act of entrusting fowl, such as chickens or other poultry, to be carried or cared for.
Example:The postal service consigneth letters to the correct addresses.
Definition:Refers to the act of entrusting letters to be delivered.
Example:The agricultural cooperative consigneth seeds to the central warehouse.
Definition:Refers to the act of entrusting seeds to be carried or stored.
Example:The artist consigneth his paintings to a gallery for exhibition and sale.
Definition:Refers to the act of entrusting paintings to an art dealer or auction house for safekeeping or sale.
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