Definition of Emblazonries

1. Noun. (plural of emblazonry) ¹

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Definition of Emblazonries

1. emblazonry [n] - See also: emblazonry

Lexicographical Neighbors of Emblazonries

emblanching
emblaze
emblazed
emblazer
emblazers
emblazes
emblazing
emblazon
emblazoned
emblazoner
emblazoners
emblazoning
emblazonings
emblazonment
emblazonments
emblazonries (current term)
emblazonry
emblazons
emblem
emblema
emblemata
emblematic
emblematical
emblematically
emblematicize
emblematicized
emblematicizing
emblematist
emblematists
emblematize

Literary usage of Emblazonries

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Studies in Philosophy and Theology by Joseph Haven (1869)
"The sides of the windows were rich with stained glass ; through the deep purples and crimsons streamed the golden light; emblazonries of heavenly ..."

2. The Dublin University Magazine: A Literary and Political Journal (1854)
"... of heavenly illumination (from the sun) mingling with the earthly emblazonries (from art and its gorgeous colouring) of what is grandest in man. ..."

3. A Hand-book of English Literature: Intended for the Use of High Schools, as by Francis H[enry] Underwood (1892)
"The sides of the windows were rich with storied glass ; through the deep purples and crimsons streamed the golden light; emblazonries of heavenly ..."

4. A Hand-book of English Literature: Intended for the Use of High Schools, as by Francis Henry Underwood (1888)
"The sides of the windows were rich with storied glass ; through the deep purples and crimsons streamed the golden light; emblazonries of heavenly ..."

5. Studies in Philosophy and Theology by Joseph Haven (1869)
"The sides of the windows were rich with stained glass ; through the deep purples and crimsons streamed the golden light; emblazonries of heavenly ..."

6. The Dublin University Magazine: A Literary and Political Journal (1854)
"... of heavenly illumination (from the sun) mingling with the earthly emblazonries (from art and its gorgeous colouring) of what is grandest in man. ..."

7. A Hand-book of English Literature: Intended for the Use of High Schools, as by Francis H[enry] Underwood (1892)
"The sides of the windows were rich with storied glass ; through the deep purples and crimsons streamed the golden light; emblazonries of heavenly ..."

8. A Hand-book of English Literature: Intended for the Use of High Schools, as by Francis Henry Underwood (1888)
"The sides of the windows were rich with storied glass ; through the deep purples and crimsons streamed the golden light; emblazonries of heavenly ..."

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