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Meanings of heraldic figure in English
Heraldic motif based on a natural or imaginary animal or made object, usually stylized.
Synonyms
Examples for "common charge"
Examples for "common charge"
1
For the night, the common charge was 700 cash, twenty-three cents.
2
He defended Garrick, too, against the common charge of avarice.
3
The common charge against those who rise above their original condition, is that of pride.
4
The charge of acting against national security is a common charge against dissenting voices in Iran.
5
So obvious is all this that a common charge against the humanistic authors 'makes me tired.'
1
Lots of us are taking mobile charge cards.
2
The company's revenues were hit, however, by regulatory changes to mobile charges.
3
A company called FreeWire Technologies just raised $15 million on its mobile charging products.
4
Its user-friendly services include tracking the cab's location, wifi access and mobile charging during the ride.
5
When photons strike the photodetectors in a given pixel, they will, if absorbed, create mobile charges.
Usage of heraldic figure in English
1
In the cupola is a cross and at the four angles are set the symbols of the four Evangelists, glorious heraldic figures.
2
The entrance to the road was guarded by an exquisitely wrought iron gate, flanked on each side by stone pillars surmounted by carved heraldic figures.
Translations for heraldic figure
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