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Meanings of word mark in English
Synonyms
Examples for "logotype"
Examples for "logotype"
1
At the top of the page appeared the logotype for the Institute of Higher Living.
2
They kept their name down in a very small logotype at the bottom of the ad.
3
"He means that there's no real distinction between Kinagrams and Logotype."
4
And by that I don't just mean interpreting Logotype...
5
"By making it harder and harder to use Logotype and easier and easier to use Kinagrams."
Usage of word mark in English
1
So how do we actually suggest technology in the word mark itself?
2
This introduction has passed the 2500- word mark, which makes it longer than many of the stories it's introducing.
3
Conclusion I haven't reviewed every single minuscule feature of Mango here, but the 5,000- word mark is beckoning.
4
His conclusion was that it's a useless attempt to try to express a technology, or any whatever, quality in the word mark itself.
5
You write in a straightforward way using some non-distracting conventions to style text (asterisks around a word mark it as italic, for example).
6
The words mark a contrast to Christ's former constant intercourse with the disciples.
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With these words Mark turned away and left the house.
8
But the words marked an epoch in her mind.
9
Those three words marked a huge decision by Peter.
10
What rich involution of love in the words marked!
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These words mark progress; and they must seem somewhat hoary to the Bishop's successors of today.
12
The words marked (*) were taken from Montano's vocabulary in his Mission aux Philippines.
13
Her tone was still playful, but her words marked the end of pleasantries, the beginning of politics.
14
Sutter picked up enough of this to make a ring and had these words marked on it:-
15
Each part of a word marked off by hyphens is to be looked out separately in the vocabulary.
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Those three incredibly random words mark the location to the front door of our office here in Auckland.