send a message



send a message

to do something that is likely to influence someone's attitudes or behavior send a signal The arrests of several well-known people in the area sends a message that no one is immune from the law, not even the famous. The fact that nothing is done to help the homeless sends a message that we don't care.
Usage notes: said about actions whether they are intentional or not
See also: message, send

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
DorineDAWR-eenEnglish
Hrafn-Icelandic, Ancient Scandinavian
Shachar-Hebrew
Dulcinea-Literature
Abe (1)AYB (English)English, Jewish
GyeonggyungKorean