brands Sentence Examples
- The rise of private brands has posed a challenge to established brands.
- Major brands often spend millions on advertising to maintain their market share.
- The company has built a strong portfolio of brands over the years.
- The new product line will be marketed under the company's flagship brand.
- Consumers are increasingly loyal to brands that they trust.
- The brand's sleek design and high-quality materials have made it popular with consumers.
- The brand has a loyal following among young professionals.
- The company is expanding its brand into new international markets.
- The brand has been criticized for its use of harmful chemicals in its products.
- The company has rebranded its product line to appeal to a wider audience.
brands Meaning
brands
to mark with a brand, to impress indelibly, a printed mark made for similar purposes, firebrand sense 1, a burnt or burning piece of wood, a mark made by burning with a hot iron to attest manufacture or quality or to designate ownership, a particular kind, a class of goods identified by name as the product of a single firm or manufacturer, to mark with or as if with a brand, sword, a mark of disgrace, a class of goods identified as the product of a single maker, a mark made by burning (as on cattle) to show ownership, maker, or quality, a mark once put on criminals with a hot iron, a mark put on criminals with a hot iron, brand name sense 2, to describe or identify with a word that expresses disapproval, something (such as lightning) that resembles a firebrand, a characteristic or distinctive kind, to mark with disapproval, a charred piece of wood, a tool used to produce a brand, a public image, reputation, or identity conceived of as something to be marketed or promoted
Synonyms & Antonyms of brands
FAQs About the word brands
to mark with a brand, to impress indelibly, a printed mark made for similar purposes, firebrand sense 1, a burnt or burning piece of wood, a mark made by burnin
trademarks, labels,logos, hallmarks, patents, collective marks, marks, imprints, emblems, trade names
awards, honors, goods, credits, purities, rights, chastities,modesties, glories, rectitudes
The rise of private brands has posed a challenge to established brands.
Major brands often spend millions on advertising to maintain their market share.
The company has built a strong portfolio of brands over the years.
The new product line will be marketed under the company's flagship brand.
