"signalee" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "From signal + -ee.",
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          "text": "Simple, economically rare emblems with messages, such as “I am fit, strong and morally good” were unable to evolve because a naive, untested acceptance of socially motivated information would be highly risky for signalees, since the interests of signaler and signalee are not identical.",
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        "The person toward whom a signal is directed."
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        "(rare) The person toward whom a signal is directed."
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        "The person toward whom a signal is directed."
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        "(rare) The person toward whom a signal is directed."
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