Indicia
/ˈɪndɪʃiə/
Definitions
- (n.) Marks, signs, or indicatives on a document or object serving as evidence of authenticity or certain legal effects.
The trademark's indicia on the packaging proved it was genuine.
- (n.) Printed matter on postage stamps or postal stationery signifying postage paid or postal validity.
The indicia on the envelope confirmed the postage was prepaid.
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Commentary
Use 'indicia' primarily to refer to marks or signs indicating legal authenticity or authority, especially in intellectual property and postal law contexts.
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