Emblematic is valid Scrabble Word

Is emblematic a scrabble word?
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10 letters word
18 points in Scrabble
23 points in WWF

Definitions for EMBLEMATIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

of, relating to, or constituting an emblem, also EMBLEMATICAL
serving as a symbol of a particular quality or concept; symbolic
Alt. of Emblematical
serving as a visible symbol for something abstract
being or serving as an illustration of a type

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

of, relating to, or constituting an emblem; symbolic, representative

Words related to EMBLEMATIC

emblem12 emblematically25

Words that contain EMBLEMATIC

emblematical20 emblematically25

How to use EMBLEMATIC in a sentence

There were the expected scenes, historic and emblematic of Roman law, blindfold Justice, the Balance, the Sword, and other encouraging symbols.
A second cowherd boy reaches up to lift the butter down while edging in from the right, a monkey, emblematic of mischievous thieving, shares in the spoil.
This was always its ancient symbolism, and we must never lose sight of this emblematic meaning, when we are considering the nature and signification of masonic light.
As a Fellow Craft, he has advanced another step, and as the degree is emblematic of youth, so it is here that the intellectual education of the candidate begins.
The lion was undoubtedly a sacred animal, emblematic of divine power, and especially assigned to Nergal, the Assyrian Mars, the god at once of war and of hunting.
He pierced the emblematic or spiritual character of the visible, audible, tangible world.
Both women sprinkle a line of sacred meal, emblematic of the straight road which the child must follow to win the favor of its gods.
Further down giants are seen, emblematic of the enormity of crime.
The covers are emblematic, and the jackets are showy and in colors.
He desired to blend them, as emblematic of a more perfect Union.

Coming from that magnificent and noble girl, this action, emblematic of her disgust, humiliated him, not only in the eyes of the people about him, but in his own.
This instrument, however, might perhaps have been emblematic of his double functions.
Only it is cast in imaginative, not scientific, form, arrayed in emblematic, not literal, garb.
The emblematic correspondence is striking, and the inference is obvious and beautiful.
He may have used it in a modified emblematic sense, as he did many other current terms.
Each initiate passed through the emblematic ceremonies corresponding to the points of this pretended history.
Small canteen with emblematic decorations of sacred hooks.
Small bowl with representations of birds and emblematic wings.
The log cabin was furnished with a cider barrel at the door, and the emblematic barrel was seen on cane heads and breast pins.
Yet as thus emblematic of the thunder-storm, he possessed in full measure its better attributes.
Morning Star, name and emblematic meaning of, 202-m.
Stars, emblematic meaning of the North and Morning, 202-m.
Winter became emblematic of sin, evil and suffering, 447-l.
On one occasion, at one of our colleges, a goose was tied to the desk by some of the students, intended as emblematic of the person who was accustomed to occupy that place.
Nevertheless, the wise will make some scruple, whether, if the warriors were to change equipments, they might not also exchange their emblematic attendants.
Flags and painted signs carrying the open eye that had been adopted as emblematic of vigilance decorated the main room.
An immense emblematic eye painted on the southeast corner of the room glared down on each as he entered.
He was going to church now, dressed in a suit of the finest broadcloth, with Minnie on his arm, clothed in pure white, emblematic, it struck him, of her pure gentle spirit.
Shorn of his divine attributes he remains our patron saint, our emblematic God of Healing, whose figure with the serpents appears in our seals and charters.
Allegory was a favourite mediaeval mode, and the Grail legend contains an element of mysticism which invites an emblematic treatment.
The horse stands on his hind feet bounding forward, trampling beneath a brazen serpent, emblematic of the opposition the monarch encountered and overcame.
The sudden radiance was emblematic of her belated perception, coming as it did after a blindness so dense as to appear almost wilful.
Upon his head he wore a tuft of feathers, and in his hand a bow, emblematic of authority and protection.

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