hallmark's Usage Examples:

detachment from reality is the hallmark of New Labor.

The Christian tale has all the hallmarks of confidence trickery.

The mount is rather battered, being of much thinner stuff than the capping, but appears to carry the same hallmark.

If the ring has been hallmarked, then the metal has actually been tested by an independent assay office, thus giving you an assurance of what you are buying.

mush culture also enjoys some of the other hallmarks typical of a self-taught, intrinsically collaborative culture.

She makes the point that certain hallmarks of a cultural identity can't be imitated.

Heavily embellished models will cost anywhere from six thousand and up, ensuring that Fendi bags are hallmarked within the annals of luxury fashion.

Claddagh Ring King: Claddagh Ring King sells authentic gold claddagh rings that were made and hallmarked in Ireland.

swellings of the end joints of fingers, often painless when fully formed - the hallmark of nodal osteoarthritis.

One of the company's most definitive men's vintage wrist watches was made in 1928 and features a fine silver, rectangular case with hallmark, as well as a slightly curved shape for maximum comfort on the wrist.

925 hallmark (925/1000 of silver), sometimes with the word sterling or the abbreviation for sterling (STER) inside the ring band for American jewelry.

Each band is handcrafted in Dublin, Ireland and is hallmarked for authenticity.

The hallmark lesions of these diseases are vacuoles and plaques, which are small round formations consisting of deposits of a protein called amyloid.

Synonyms:

mould, stylemark, mold, earmark, characteristic, trademark,

Antonyms:

compatibility, safeness, directness, curability, incompatibility,