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Meanings of emblem in English
Usage of emblem in English
1
As long as you carry the emblem, nothing can happen to you.
2
Here the phallus was carried in procession as the emblem of Hermes.
3
The party, with an emblem resembling a swastika, denies accusations of violence.
4
But it was a sacred emblem in the dateless antiquity of Egypt.
5
That Union is the emblem of the triumphs of the white race.
6
The mouth of the weary youth instinctively snapped short the abhorred emblem.
7
Remember how she reacted when I mentioned the emblem on Flora's gravestone?
8
In Greece, Delphinus was the Sacred Fish, the sky emblem of philanthropy.
9
Political, economic and cultural impoverishment makes the emblem all the more precious.
10
Name something that might be called an emblem of strength; of sorrow.
11
An open palm is sometimes seen; this is an emblem of peace.
12
It is the emblem of the martyr, as a conqueror through Christ.
13
It has survived two world wars and become an emblem of France.
14
And then I remembered that I wore the emblem of our party.
15
Two of the four leading vote-getters made it to this august emblem.
16
Their emblem became the symbol universal of mercy, charity and good will.
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Emblem through the time
Emblem across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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