enstamp Antonyms
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Meaning of enstamp
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enstamp (v. t.)
To stamp; to mark as /ith a stamp; to impress deeply.
enstamp Sentence Examples
- The document bore the official enstamp of the notary public, affirming its authenticity.
- The enstamp on the passport indicated that the traveler had received all necessary vaccinations.
- The antique coin displayed a distinct enstamp that identified its origin and historical significance.
- The company's logo was enstamped onto the packaging, creating a recognizable brand identity.
- The artist enstamped their signature onto each piece of pottery, signifying its uniqueness and craftsmanship.
- The quality control inspector enstamped a mark of approval onto the finished product, ensuring its compliance with standards.
- The enstamped lettering on the tombstone provided the deceased's name, dates of birth and death, and a brief epitaph.
- The enstamped pattern on the fabric added an intricate and elegant touch to the garment.
- The enstamped date on the ticket indicated the time and day of the event.
- The enstamped seal on the envelope signified the confidentiality and importance of its contents.
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To stamp; to mark as /ith a stamp; to impress deeply.
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The document bore the official enstamp of the notary public, affirming its authenticity.
The enstamp on the passport indicated that the traveler had received all necessary vaccinations.
The antique coin displayed a distinct enstamp that identified its origin and historical significance.
The company's logo was enstamped onto the packaging, creating a recognizable brand identity.
