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heraldic
Part of Speech: Noun
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Examples of usage:
- " Now, John," cried Jane in triumph, as they drove from the door, " you must acknowledge my heraldic witchcraft, as you are pleased to call it, is right for once at least." - "Precaution", James Fenimore Cooper.
- These are either heraldic, scriptural, symbolical, floral, or arabesque. - "Chats on Old Lace and Needlework", Emily Leigh Lowes.
- This wall was broken by a single iron gate, flanked by two high pillars, each of which was surmounted by some weather- beaten heraldic device. - "The Firm of Girdlestone", Arthur Conan Doyle.