Engrave

/ɪnˈɡreɪv/

Definitions

  1. (v.) To cut or carve a text or design onto a hard surface.
    The jeweler will engrave her initials on the ring.
  2. (v.) To fix a memory or idea firmly in the mind or heart.
    The experience was deeply engraved in his memory.

Forms

  • engraves
  • engraving
  • engraved

Commentary

In legal contexts, 'engrave' often refers to formally inscribing information on durable materials to ensure permanence and authenticity.

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