trademarked
- adjective
- /ˈtreɪdˌmɑrkt/
- Specialized
:
registrado
- The logo for the company is trademarked, ensuring that no one else can legally use it.
Anyone who thinks, and there have been organizations called that the term is not trademarked, not copyrighted.
- Anyone who thinks, and there have been organizations called that the term is not trademarked, not copyrighted.
- Wait, is that trademarked bada Bing bum boom boop?
Examples
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Given that the term Big Little is trademarked by ARM, it's no surprise that Intel doesn't refer to Big Little.
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Because the name of the product is trademarked, only the original manufacturer can sell it.
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I'm actually like, would, yeah, I guess it would be trademarked, I guess, Or copyright.
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Anyone who thinks, and there have been organizations called that the term is not trademarked, not copyrighted.
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Well, it's trademarked to the Unsubscribe podcast.
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Yeah, and we due to some other band having the name copyrighted or trademarked at the time, we couldn't use it.
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OK, so that's kind of like trademarked version of the rule set, which basically specifies what the initial start provision of the games.
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So we have what I call the Carr's Method, and we've actually trademarked this Carr's Method.
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Wait, is that trademarked bada Bing bum boom boop?
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The consensus liberals are the UN, the consensus, the science trademarked Reddit Steven Pinker rationality.
Synonyms
Marked with a name or symbol that shows the company that made it
Antonyms
How Branded
- Specialized
57
7.0
- Specialized
33
1.6
- Specialized
30
4.7
1
5.1
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word trademarked comes from the words trade 'business' and mark 'sign'. Think of a seller putting a special sign on their goods to show they belong to them, and today a trademarked name or logo is protected by law so others cannot use it.