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Definition of signoff
signoff
/ˈsaɪn.ɔːf/
sign · off
Plural:signoffs
signoff Lexical Profile
CEFR
B2
Grade
8
Tier
2
Usage
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2
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• noun
1
Official approval, authorization, or endorsement of a project, document, or decision, typically given by a manager or authority.
Example
"The engineering team is waiting for final signoff from the safety inspector before launching the product."
2
A concluding remark, salutation, or announcement that ends a letter, email, or broadcast transmission.
Example
"The news anchor became famous for his warm and memorable nightly signoff."
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The noun is spelled either as a closed compound ('signoff') or hyphenated ('sign-off'), whereas the phrasal verb is always written as two separate words ('sign off').
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