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Definition of emblematically in the Online Dictionary. Meaning of emblematically. Pronunciation of emblematically. Translations of emblematically. emblematically synonyms, emblematically antonyms. Information about emblematically in the free online English dictionary and encyclopedia. ... (redirected from emblematically)
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Of, relating to, or serving as an emblem; symbolic. ... [French emblématique, from Medieval Latin embl maticus, of an emblem, from Latin embl ma, embl mat-, emblem; see emblem.] ... ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms...
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Hutchinson encyclopedia article about emblematically. emblematically. Information about emblematically in the Hutchinson encyclopedia. ... Terdiman) characterize this period emblematically in terms of its memory crisis and see writers of the time as appropriately preoccupied with historicity.
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Definition of emblematically from Webster's New World College Dictionary. Meaning of emblematically. Pronunciation of emblematically. Definition of the word emblematically. Origin of the word emblematically. ... Dictionary Home » Webster's New World College Dictionary » emblematically...
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emblem noun allusion, badge, banner, chevron, coat of arms, colors, crest, crown, escutcheon, figure, flag, hallmark, identification, image, indicium, ...
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Red wave-patterned wrappers; Ex libris d'Alté Welch ... Collection-library: ucla_spec ... Identifier-bib: LAGE-994286...
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The beauties of flora : with botanic and poetic illustrations, being a selection of flowers drawn from nature arranged emblematically : with directions for colouring them; Wakefield: Eliza Eve Gleadall at Heath Hall, 1834 ;
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wunderkind Steve Appleton, and noted the very real possibility that – if his debut single (released May 3rd) is a hit – the 19-year-old will become the most colossal knobjockey to crash the charts, if not since records began, then at least since ... He is, in this respect, emblematically and transcendentally shit.
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