verb
- delivering or handing over something to someone’s care or custody
- sending goods to a retailer or agent for sale
- relegating or condemning someone or something to an undesirable fate or position
Usage: business
Examples
- The museum is consigning the artifacts to a secure storage facility.
- She is consigning her old furniture to the auction house.
- The company is consigning products to retailers across the country.
- The decision is consigning him to a life of obscurity.
- They are consigning the outdated equipment to the warehouse.
- The artist is consigning her paintings to a gallery for exhibition.
- The policy is consigning many students to inadequate schools.