Current and Signal

Current

Current noun - A prevailing or general movement or inclination.

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Signal and current are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Signal" instead a noun "Current".

Nearby Words: currency, currently

Signal noun - An object intended to give public notice or warning.

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Current and signal are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Current" instead a noun "Signal".

certain	certain current	certain signal
original	original current	original signal
visible	visible current	visible signal
strong	strong current	strong signal
Other adjectives: powerful, actual, large, wrong, weak, little, new, military, mysterious, red, electrical.

Otherwise a small AC current is induced in the shield of the interconnecting cables, which in turn induces a hum in the signal wire.

Source: Reverse Polarity
A character mentions that if they would have brought a TV or computer back to the times of the Hundred Years War, there would be no signal to receive and no electric current to power any of them.

Source: The Web Always Existed
The signal (as far as electronics are concerned) essentially represents the voltage or current at that particular point in time.

Source: Useful Notes / Analog Vs Digital

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Signal or Current. 2016. Accessed July 21, 2026. https://thesaurus.plus/related/current/signal.

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