Adjective:

ட்ரேட்மார்க்,

trademarked's Usage Examples:

The term "French manicure" was first trademarked in the 1970s by nail care company Orly.

The commercial became so popular that the company trademarked the saying.

The orange color originated from leftover orange resin during the prototype phase and is now even trademarked.

The polymer was invented and produced by NatureWorks, LLC, which trademarked the eco-friendly material with the name Ingeo.

Granary flour is a trademarked type of flour containing kibbled and whole-grains used to make granary flour is a trademarked type of flour containing kibbled and whole-grains used to make granary bread and rolls.

The Bio-Matrix is made with the company's trademarked "Strand by Strand" method of intricately weaving human hair onto a transparent-lace overlay.

It is a criminal offense to deal in trademarked merchandise that has not been authorized or licensed by the trademarked merchandise that has not been authorized or licensed by the trademark holder.

It is a criminal offense to deal in trademarked merchandise that has not been authorized or licensed by the trademark holder.

Durasoft Cushioning: Their trademarked Durasoft Cushioning absorbs impact while protecting your joints.

Because of this show, Donald Trump has trademarked his "You're Fired!" catchphrase.

It is trademarked by the Supima company, a non-profit organization that promotes products constructed of pure American Pima cotton.

Synonyms:

proprietary,

Antonyms:

generic, nonproprietary,