Trade-mark
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Trade-mark is a noun meaning Alternative form of trademark.
Meaning
Alternative form of trademark.
Example Sentences
Ridgeview has trade-marked the word "merret" to describe its English sparkling wine.
Because the Nissen firm has trade-marked Trampoline, and Trampolining, there’s no such common noun as trampoline or trampolining.
Many of the Americans’ garments displayed the telltale folds of a shirt just out of the store. Only press spokesman Bernard Kalb held out, sticking to suits and his trade-mark wide orange tie.
The word trampoline, The Bulletin has been notified, is patented as a trade-mark. If we use the name, we are advised, we must identify it as a trade-mark of a certain company that makes rebound tumbling equipment.
Word Forms
- trade-marks
- trade-marking
- trade-marked
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include brand, branded, branding, brands, hallmark, mark.
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