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Meaning of cues
A cue is a signal or prompt that serves as a reminder or indication to do something.
Etymology of cues
The word "cue" originated in the 16th century, derived from the Old French word "queue," meaning "tail," and the Middle English word "cue," referring to a tail or a queue
Initially, the term "cue" was used in the context of theater and performance, where it referred to a signal or prompt that an actor would receive to perform a particular action or deliver a particular line
Over time, the meaning of the word "cue" expanded to include any signal or prompt that serves as a reminder or indication to do something
Synonyms
Definitions
- A thing that serves as a reminder or prompt, especially one that is intended to prompt a particular action or response
- A signal, such as a word or action, that is used to convey a particular meaning or to prompt a particular response
- In theater, film, or other performance, a word, action, or signal that is used to prompt an actor to perform a particular action or to deliver a particular line
Usage Examples
- The actor waited for her cue to enter the stage
- The teacher gave the students a cue to begin their presentation
- The company sent out cues to its employees to remind them of the upcoming meeting
- The driver took the cue from the traffic light and turned left