Emblazoning: meaning, definitions and examples
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emblazoning
[ ɪmˈbleɪzənɪŋ ]
artistic display
Emblazoning refers to the act of decorating or displaying something prominently, often with bright colors or intricate designs. It can involve inscribing a coat of arms, designs, or patterns onto an object or a surface to make it stand out.
Synonyms
adorn, decorate, embellish, inscribe
Examples of usage
- The walls were emblazoned with vibrant murals.
- They decided to emblazon the company logo on the new uniforms.
- The knight's shield was emblazoned with a fierce dragon.
- The book cover was emblazoned with gold lettering.
Translations
Translations of the word "emblazoning" in other languages:
🇵🇹 emblema
- decoração
- ornamentação
🇮🇳 प्रदर्शित करना
🇩🇪 verzieren
- schmücken
- auszeichnen
🇮🇩 menghias
- menandai
- memperindah
🇺🇦 оздоблення
- викарбування
- вишуканість
🇵🇱 ozdabianie
- heraldyka
- wytłaczanie
🇯🇵 飾り付け
- エンブレム
- 装飾
🇫🇷 ornementation
- blason
- illustration
🇪🇸 adornos
- ilustración
- heráldica
🇹🇷 süsleme
- işaretleme
- oyma
🇰🇷 장식
- 문양
- 표시
🇸🇦 تزيين
- تمييز
- شعار
🇨🇿 ozdobení
- vyzdobení
- emblémování
🇸🇰 ozdobenie
- vyzdobovanie
- znak
🇨🇳 装饰
- 徽章
- 标志
🇸🇮 okrasitev
- znak
- ilustracija
🇮🇸 skreyting
- merki
- prýði
🇰🇿 әшекейлеу
- белгілеу
- символ
🇬🇪 მორთვა
- სიმბოლო
- დეკორაცია
🇦🇿 bəzək
- işarələmə
- simvol
🇲🇽 adorno
- ilustración
- símbolo
Etymology
The term 'emblazon' comes from the Middle English word 'emblaison', which itself derives from the Old French 'emblason'. The Old French term referred to a heraldic bearing or a coat of arms. The root of these words can be traced further back to the Latin 'blasonare', which means 'to describe or declare', originating from 'blason', referring to a shield or coat of arms. Over the centuries, the meaning of the word evolved from a formal description of heraldry to encompass any action of decorating or displaying something strikingly.
Word Frequency Rank
At position #42,018, this word is among the less frequently used terms in English. While interesting to know, it's not crucial for most English learners unless needed for specific purposes.