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branded

branded

3.7
Marked with a name or symbol that shows the company that made it
  • adjective
  • /ˈbrændɪd/
translation icon : de marca
  • She prefers buying branded products because they often guarantee better quality.

It's got LEDs which not everyone wants and it's EBJ branded LEDs.

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Examples

  • Brands view shoppers who seek out easily recognizable logo branded goods as their entry level customer.

    Zoe Hong

  • It's a product that's been branded with a name.

  • Apple will sell a physical Apple branded TV.

  • So here they are, nine different branded boxes with random stuff in there.

  • We're talking about branded motherboards sold on their own.

  • Displate has both branded and artistic artwork.

  • So these are officially branded McDonald's themed Crocs?

  • AMD worked with Intel to make this, this Vega branded GPU.

  • The Volkswagen Passat and Golf use Mobileye, and they're branded under VW Travel Assist.

  • The store offers a range of branded clothing from popular designers.

Synonyms

tagged
vsbranded
1 2.1

Marked with a label showing a name or number

highlights a distinctive identity and often suggests legal ownership rather than a physical marker
trademarked
vsbranded
  • Specialized
5.5

Protected by law so only one company can use the name or logo

focuses on distinctive name or symbol for marketing rather than legal protection
labeled
vsbranded
1.0

With a small tag that shows what it contains or who owns it

emphasizes distinctive name or symbol for identity and often exclusive use

Antonyms

unbranded
1 5.1

Has no company name or logo on it

How Branded

branded
3.7
unbranded
1 5.1

Surface Forms

branded positive

Morphology

branded = brand (transparent) = brand + ed

The adjective is a regular past-participle/adjectival formation from the verb 'brand', meaning 'marked with a brand' which is directly inferable from the base.

Etymology

Branded comes from the simple word brand, which once meant 'to burn' and named the hot iron mark put on goods and animals. That burning mark became a maker's sign, so a 'branded' product is one that shows a company's name or mark.