embossed
- adjective
- /ɪmˈbɔst/
- Specialized
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embosado
- This is a printed printed envelope with an embossed BPRD logo.
Examples
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The book had an embossed cover featuring intricate floral patterns.
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OK, so once we open the bad boy and this is what she looks like, black packaging embossed right here.
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This is beautiful embossed on the actual compact itself.
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And we did this really nice like embossed copper leaf print.
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Oh, I love this packaging, this little embossed logo.
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It's the most beautiful shimmery pink and it's embossed with the classic long come rose.
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And we've got our logos kind of subtly embossed on the inside back cover.
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Now also worth pointing out, back here on the backs of the front headrest you have the Lexus L embossed into the leather.
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She admired the embossed design of the invitation, which added an elegant touch.
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His wallet was made of fine leather with the brand name embossed on the front.
Synonyms
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Fabric with a raised pattern made by weaving or embroidery
A surface that has a design standing above it, like embossing
Antonyms
How Raised
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Embossed comes from the parts em- ('in' or 'on') and boss ('a small round bump' or 'knob'), so it originally meant to put a raised shape onto a surface. That's why an embossed object has a design that stands out above the rest.