Adjective:

ସାଙ୍କେତିକ |, ସାଙ୍କେତିକ ଭାବରେ |,

emblematize's Usage Examples:

releases, this sole appearance of the band in this Midwestern stronghold—emblematized by Wizard of Oz iconography in the black and white cover art—captures.

It was done to emblematize the town"s subjugation, a practice going back to classical antiquity.

The nearby Finsbury Health Centre (1938) emblematized the future welfare state and featured in a wartime poster by Abram Games.

Johnson quotes, "The text and design of "The Lilly" emblematize and celebrate a fresh conception of purity, the purity of gratified desire.

the work as an "ardent and immersive study of cinematic craftings that emblematize the oeuvres of Kamal Amrohi, Raj Kapoor, Nutan, Bimal Roy, Guru Dutt.

Romanian and Albanian Romantic writer and feminist, most notable for having emblematized the Albanian national cause of the 19th century.

spite of it forgotten! Yet may this modern Durham folly on Penshaw Hill emblematize the passage of the centuries, and serve, at any rate, to indicate to.

(1660s) Carl Gustav Carus, Raphael and Michelangelo (1830s): "[they] emblematize the contemporary viewer"s belatedness .

) as well as basic special effects that serve to emblematize the childhood world of Kulas.

Michelangelo (1830s): "[they] emblematize the contemporary viewer"s belatedness .

"New" schools of Islamic thinking (emblematized by such philosophers as Mohammed Arkoun) have challenged "monodimensional.

Legend (1954) influenced an entire genre of apocalyptic zombie fiction emblematized by the films of George A.

" Alger "emblematized those qualities" in his heroes, he writes, and his tales are not so much.