Definition
Definition of emblazoning - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
decorationRare the act of decorating with bright markings or designsRare
- The emblazoning of the banner made it stand out.
2.
artRare a design or object that has been decorated with bright markingsRare
- The shield's emblazoning was admired by everyone.
Adjective
visual designRare having bold markings or colors that stand out stronglyRare
- The knight’s shield was emblazoning with bright symbols.
Origin of emblazoning
French, emblazon (to adorn)
Examples of emblazoning in a sentence
Medieval reenactors practiced the emblazoning of shields with vivid crests. The knight’s helmet bore an emblazoning of a golden lion. The parade banner’s emblazoning made the town’s motto stand out. The emblazoning banner drew everyone’s attention at the parade. She chose an emblazoning logo to make the brand instantly recognizable.
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- French:décoration, voyant, ...
- German:Verzierung, auffällig, ...
- Italian:decorazione, sgargiante, ...
- Spanish:decoración, llamativo, ...
- Portuguese:ornamentação vistosa, chamativo, ...
- Chinese:绘饰, 醒目的, ...
- Japanese:装飾, 派手な, ...
- Arabic:تَزْيِين, مُزَخْرَف, ...
- Hebrew:עִטּוּר, בּוֹלֵט, ...
- Russian:украшение, украшенный, ...
- Ukrainian:оздоблення, розцяцькований, ...
- Hindi:चमकीले डिज़ाइनों से सजावट, चटखदार, ...
Definition of emblazon - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
decorationRare adorn with prominent markings or colorsRare
- The artist emblazoned the wall with vibrant murals.
2.
praise publiclyRare celebrate or extol publiclyRare
- The poet emblazoned the hero's deeds in his latest work..
Origin of emblazon
Old French, emblasoner (to depict a coat of arms)
Examples of emblazon in a sentence
The shield was emblazoned with the family crest. The journalist emblazoned the activist's efforts in the article. They emblazoned the team's victory on the front page.
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- French:orner, glorifier, ...
- German:verzieren, rühmen, ...
- Italian:decorare, celebrare, ...
- Spanish:decorar, ensalzar, ...
- Portuguese:decorar, emblazonar, ...
- Chinese:装饰, 颂扬, ...
- Japanese:飾る, 称賛する, ...
- Arabic:زَيَّنَ بِوُضُوح, مَجَّدَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְקַשֵּׁט, לְהַלֵּל, ...
- Russian:украшать, воспевать, ...
- Ukrainian:прикрашати, вихваляти, ...
- Hindi:सजाना, प्रशंसा करना, ...
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