0 to print or decorate something in a very noticeable way:
I remember one fall night when the stands were sparse and kids were already wearing coats emblazoned with football logos.
With the bank's name emblazoned two-and-a-half storeys high on all four corners, this square column serves both as institutional sign and rhetorical element at the scale of the town.
Of course, many strange devices were emblazoned on the banners of the contending parties and sects, some of them theological, some political.
The rally was emblazoned on poster sites all over the town.
Their names are emblazoned in large letters on their vans.
He is well aware of certain events—some have been on our television screens over recent days—at which tobacco logos are emblazoned for all to see.
That is unnecessary, and the court is open to the press and the public so that her predicament can be emblazoned abroad.
What happened in those years is emblazoned in my memory.
