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Meanings of emblematical in English
Serving as a visible symbol for something abstract.
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Usage of emblematical in English
1
His character was emblematical of the worst side of the liberating movement.
2
Bound in cloth, full gilt back, and emblematical design on side, 3s.
3
He had selected it, doubtless, as emblematical of his sister and himself.
4
We can never turn our eyes upward without seeing truth's emblematical color.
5
The lion, emblematical of Omnipotence, is also the apt allegory of the Resurrection.
6
To have been emblematical, the gall should have been presented to the bride.
7
Yellow is naturally emblematical of the sun and it became the symbol of warmth.
8
The seven steps were emblematical of the seven worlds which constituted the Indian universe.
9
This was emblematical of one of their future exercises, the hunting of the kangaroo.
10
They were clad in emblematical dresses, and wore garlands of flowers on their heads.
11
It has also a correct whole-length portrait, with emblematical devices.
12
There was something emblematical in the misfortune which had bereft the picture of its setting.
13
This I accepted as emblematical of the struggle for post and place in railway times.
14
Some flowers have become emblematical from their curious characteristics.
15
Now for a circle, emblematical of our eternal union!
16
This is carved with a set of mysterious figures, supposed to be emblematical of the crucifixion.
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