Stamped

/ˈstæmpt/

Definitions

  1. (adj.) Marked or embossed with a seal or impression, often to indicate authenticity or approval.
    The document was stamped with the court's seal to confirm its validity.
  2. (v.) Past tense of stamp, meaning to impress or affix a mark or seal legally.
    The judge stamped the order to make it official.

Commentary

Used primarily to denote the physical marking indicating legal authenticity or approval; as a verb, it is simply the past form of 'stamp', which holds the substantive meaning.

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