blazon — to display or proclaim prominently or widely
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to display or proclaim prominently or widely
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈbleɪzən/
Korean meaning: 널리 알리다, 공표하다, 선전하다
Korean pronunciation: **블레이**즌
Example Sentences
- The embarrassing video was blazoned all over social media within hours.
- She blazoned her PhD title on every business card, email signature, and coffee mug.
- The medieval manuscript blazoned the family's noble lineage in gold letters.
blazon
VERB//ˈbleɪzən//
to display or proclaim prominently or widely
The mayor blazons the champion's victory to the celebrating crowd
The mason does blazon his skill with this basin!
🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
From Middle French 'blazon' meaning to display or proclaim. The ultimate origin is uncertain, possibly from Old French or Germanic roots, with early use in heraldry to describe the description of coats of arms.
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📝Examples
“The embarrassing video was blazoned all over social media within hours.”
“She blazoned her PhD title on every business card, email signature, and coffee mug.”
“The medieval manuscript blazoned the family's noble lineage in gold letters.”
“The restaurant blazoned 'World's Best Pizza' on its window, despite having only three customers.”
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