verb
- to give, transfer, or deliver something to someone’s care or custody
- to send goods to someone to be sold on behalf of the owner
- to assign or doom someone or something to an undesirable fate or condition
Usage: commercial
Examples
- The museum consigns valuable artifacts to specialized storage facilities.
- She consigns her handmade jewelry to local boutiques for sale.
- The company consigns outdated equipment to the warehouse.
- He consigns his worries to the back of his mind.
- The artist consigns several paintings to the gallery each month.
- The decision consigns the old building to demolition.
- They consign their excess inventory to discount retailers.