Emblems
/ˈɛmbləmz/
Definitions
- (n.) Symbols or devices legally representing authority, sovereignty, or rights, often used in official documents or seals.
The national flag and the eagle are official emblems of the country.
- (n.) Heraldic figures adopted by individuals or institutions as distinctive marks of identity or rank.
The coat of arms displayed multiple emblems signifying noble lineage.
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In legal contexts, emblems often denote official symbols that carry legal authority or indicate authenticity; precise drafting should clarify the emblem's legal significance to avoid ambiguity.
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