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medallion
[ muh-dal-yuhn ]
noun
- a large medal.
- anything resembling a medal in form, used as an ornament, in a design, etc.
- a permit issued by a governmental agency to operate a taxicab, usually represented by a small metal identification disk displayed on the taxi.
- Architecture.
- a tablet, usually rounded, often bearing objects represented in relief.
- a member in a decorative design resembling a panel.
medallion
/ ³¾ÉªËˆ»åæ±ôÂáÉ™²Ô /
noun
- a large medal
- an oval or circular decorative device resembling a medal, usually bearing a portrait or relief moulding, used in architecture and textile design
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of medallion1
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of medallion1
Example Sentences
Also, they usually include a fireproof ID medallion that crematory operators attach to the body before burning.
He’d loaded it with a flash drive and a gold Oath Keepers medallion.
Look for a cast iron medallion of a bulldog on the building’s exterior to indicate you’re in the right place.
Throughout the railway village is museum-style signage explaining the history, and bronze medallions built into the pavement marking out new heritage trails.
Each of Powers’ pieces contains a gold sports medallion, usually disguised, in homage to her years playing for an award-winning senior women’s three-on-three basketball team.
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