emboss
emboss
Definition
em·boss (em bôs′, -bäs′; -im-)
em·boss′er noun
em·boss′·ment noun
emboss
Synonyms
emboss
Usage Examples
Object
- etching: The emboss prints will be released as a limited edition of 5 and the emboss etchings as a limited edition of 10.
- lettering: First a spherical boss without lettering; secondly a ring with embossed lettering, the text of which is shown in the table.
- logo: I can't cut the metal embossed logos off my camera.
- wallpaper: Men engaged in hanging embossed Japanese wallpaper are said to have been affected ( White 1887 ).
- stamp: Mr Lucas In the front there's an embossed name stamp; ' Edwin Lucas ' .
- leather: A unique embossed leather Country Member's bag tag.
Preposition: on
- front: These brand variations show up best on the inscription embossed on the front of the folding door.
- cover: It has been especially created for our members with the ICE logo delicately embossed on the inside cover.
- card: Ensure that the name embossed on the card is the same name printed on the check.
- side: Cassette was housed in a transparent case, with Warner Music logo embossed on both sides of the cassette body.
- base: Features a crown and the date embossed on the base.
Preposition: onto
- paper: The certificate has a number of security features to prevent forgery, including a hologram featuring the AQA logo embossed onto the paper.
Modifying Another Word
- heavily: The heavily embossed body conveys the product's heritage by telling an Indian folk story.
- also: Its is also embossed with brass copper thought to be reused Army medals.
- not: The checks we had for controlling access into the mine were not embossed with the colliery's name.
Preposition: in
- gold: High on each wall of the imposing mansion there is a large " B " , embossed in gold.
Preposition: with
- seal: As publishers, all our prints are embossed with a unique seal to validate authenticity.
- logo: There was, however, one for him; and the back of the envelope was embossed with a logo, JWW.
- pattern: The vinyl layer is often embossed with a pattern or texture - a linen look or a plaster effect for example.
- word: Instead of security passes, conference-goers were given a red silicone rubber wristband, embossed with the words ' Fabian Society ' .
Browse dictionary entries near emboss
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