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Meanings of most emblematic in English

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Usage of most emblematic in English
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Architecture is both the most concrete and the most emblematic of the arts.
Modern Times
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And in one of the most emblematic pieces, Steinbeck writes about London under siege:
A Russian Journal
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Perhaps most emblematic of the turn is the plunge in demand for repurchase agreement - or repos.
Reuters
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Nineteen children and six adults died in the collapsed school, one of the earthquake's most emblematic tragedies.
Reuters
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The koala, Australia's most emblematic species, now faces extinction in New South Wales by as early as 2050.
The Guardian
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Even among those who ride President Trump's pick of the most emblematic American made-in-the US macho machine, there are stark differences.
The Guardian
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HE IS one of Spain's most emblematic literary figures, a poet of enchanting images and a compelling reference to modern drama worldwide.
The Irish Times
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Perhaps most emblematic of the discontent is the Empty Seats movement, which aims to win a seat in the European legislature, then not fill it.
Reuters
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Bruce Springsteen, Letter to You, (4 stars) There is a line in one of Bruce Springsteen's most emblematic songs that feels very pertinent today.
Independent.ie
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