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1 esittää suureellisesti
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2 koristaa heraldisesti
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3 julistaa
yks.nom. julistaa; yks.gen. julistan; yks.part. julisti; yks.ill. julistaisi; mon.gen. julistakoon; mon.part. julistanut; mon.ill. julistettiinannounce (verb)blazon (verb)cry (verb)declare (verb)emblazon (verb)enunciate (verb)herald (verb)preach (verb)proclaim (verb)promulgate (verb)pronounce (verb)return (verb)* * *• cry• emblazon• declare• decree• announce• enunciate• herald• preach• promulgate• return• pronounce• report• blazon• proclaim -
4 ylistää
yks.nom. ylistää; yks.gen. ylistän; yks.part. ylisti; yks.ill. ylistäisi; mon.gen. ylistäköön; mon.part. ylistänyt; mon.ill. ylistettiinbless (verb)celebrate (verb)commend (verb)emblazon (verb)eulogize (verb)exalt (verb)extol (verb)glorify (verb)laud (verb)praise (verb)sing the praises of (verb)* * *• approve• extol• bless• commend• compliment• cry up• emblazon• applaud• exalt• celebrate• glorify• laud• praise• recommend• sing the praises of• acclaim• eulogize• commit -
5 kuuluttaa
yks.nom. kuuluttaa; yks.gen. kuulutan; yks.part. kuulutti; yks.ill. kuuluttaisi; mon.gen. kuuluttakoon; mon.part. kuuluttanut; mon.ill. kuulutettiinadvertise (verb)announce (verb)compère (verb)declare (verb)give notice of (verb)make known (verb)proclaim (verb)promulgate (verb)publish (verb)publish the banns (verb)* * *• lead• advertise• publish• publish the banns• promulgate• proclaim• tell• proclaim the banns• make known• give notice of• emblazon• declare• announce• inform -
6 loistaa
yks.nom. loistaa; yks.gen. loistan; yks.part. loisti; yks.ill. loistaisi; mon.gen. loistakoon; mon.part. loistanut; mon.ill. loistettiinbeam blaze (verb)glare (verb)glow (verb)shine (verb)sparkle (verb)* * *• shine• glisten• sparkle• glow• glitter• gleam• glare• emblazon• blaze• beam• glimmer
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Emblazon — Em*bla zon, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Emblazoned}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Emblazoning}.] [Pref. em + blazon. Cf. {Emblaze}.] 1. To depict or represent; said of heraldic bearings. See {Blazon}. [1913 Webster] 2. To deck in glaring colors; to set off… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
emblazon — index embellish Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
emblazon — inscribe conspicuously, also extol, 1590s, from EN (Cf. en ) (1) + BLAZON (Cf. blazon) … Etymology dictionary
emblazon — [v] adorn add finishing touches, beautify, brighten, color, deck, decorate, do up*, embellish, fix up, gussy up*, jazz up*, ornament, paint, spruce up; concepts 162,177 … New thesaurus
emblazon — ► VERB 1) (usu. be emblazoned) conspicuously display (a design) on something. 2) depict (a heraldic device) on something … English terms dictionary
emblazon — [em blā′zən, imblā′zən] vt. [ EM (see EN 1) + BLAZON] 1. to decorate or adorn (with coats of arms, etc.) 2. to display brilliantly; decorate with bright colors 3. to spread the fame of; praise; celebrate emblazonment n … English World dictionary
emblazon — transitive verb (emblazoned; emblazoning) Date: 1589 1. a. to inscribe or adorn with or as if with heraldic bearings or devices b. to inscribe (as heraldic bearings) on a surface 2. celebrate, extol < have his…deeds emblazoned by a poet Thomas… … New Collegiate Dictionary
emblazon — emblazoner, n. /em blay zeuhn/, v.t. 1. to depict, as on an escutcheon in heraldry. 2. to decorate with brilliant colors. 3. to proclaim; celebrate or extol. [1585 95; EM 1 + BLAZON] * * * … Universalium
emblazon — verb a) To adorn with prominent markings. The benefactors image is emblazoned on our memory. b) To inscribe upon … Wiktionary
Emblazon — Her. The description of a coat of *arms. As a verb it means to display armorial bearings, also to decorate something, such as a shield, with arms. Cf. Blazon … Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases
emblazon — Synonyms and related words: adorn, adulate, advertise, air, apotheosize, apply paint, array, beautify, bedaub, bedeck, bedizen, begild, belaud, bepraise, besmear, blazon, blazon forth, bless, blow up, boast of, brag about, brandish, brush on… … Moby Thesaurus