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Meanings of armorial bearings in English
Synonyms
Examples for "arms"
Examples for "arms"
1
Long discussion of how the defense of Western Europe affects arms control.
2
He said he saw a threat of a new nuclear arms race.
3
US Soccer welcomed with open arms players from Europe and South America.
4
However, the US Senate has not yet ratified the arms trade treaty.
5
IRAQ: Iraq's arms declaration was not encouraging, President Bush said last night.
1
He hadn't seen the coat of arms in more than sixty years.
2
His crest and coat of arms are entered in the royal enumeration.
3
Our coat of arms will be for what you have given us.
4
It was part of the coat of arms of his aristocratic family.
5
The family coat of arms and the iron cross are distinctive emblems.
1
The only baronet in England whose occupation corresponds with this heraldic device is Sir George Newnes.'
2
It got its name from the heraldic device of Pope Gregory XIII -theguy who reformed the calendar.
3
As distinctive mark, each of the noblemen admitted to a seat at this marvelous table adopted some heraldic device.
4
A noble heraldic device, the coat of arms of the city or borough, is stamped in gold above, or below, the title.
5
Their very name, he added, proved that they were heretics; a cross surmounted by a rose being the heraldic device of the arch-heretic Luther.
Usage of armorial bearings in English
1
There her tender gaze was divided between me and the armorial bearings.
2
Nothing can be more absurd and grotesque than armorial bearings, considered in themselves.
3
Hence he was not ashamed of the golden pillules of his armorial bearings!
4
At the bottom of these sculptures are emblazoned the armorial bearings of the Byrons.
5
The light streamed through windows dimmed with armorial bearings, richly emblazoned in stained glass.
6
A couple of minutes sufficed to cover the gilding and armorial bearings upon the chair.
7
Banners, flags, and armorial bearings are supposed to be survivals of the old totemic tattooing.
8
Old histories describe armorial bearings painted on their shields, but these have long since perished.
9
For when she was at Rheims, no armorial bearings had yet been given to her.
10
Then, with deep interest, 'What are your armorial bearings?'
11
He looked, and indeed beheld the armorial bearings of his family emblazoned on the funeral escutcheons.
12
The doctor was shown the marks on the mirror and agreed that they were armorial bearings.
13
To take a single instance: the poems never allude to the personal armorial bearings of the heroes.
14
The children climbed about the shallow graves, most of which were decorated with armorial bearings and inscriptions.
15
About the earliest applied work of which we have record were the armorial bearings of the Crusaders.
16
The Duke of Burgundy, by a similar heraldic fiction, conferred upon him his name and armorial bearings.
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Translations for armorial bearings
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Armorial bearings through the time
Armorial bearings across language varieties
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