fanion Synonyms
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fanion Meaning
fanion (n)
a small flag used by surveyors or soldiers to mark a position
fanion (n.)
A small flag sometimes carried at the head of the baggage of a brigade.
A small flag for marking the stations in surveying.
fanion Sentence Examples
- The team's fanion, bearing its logo and colors, fluttered proudly in the breeze.
- The scoutmaster held up the troop's fanion, signaling the start of the hike.
- The marching band's fanion twirled and spun as they paraded down Main Street.
- The regiment's fanion, a symbol of its long and storied history, was carried at the head of the procession.
- The conquistadors planted their fanion on the shores of the New World, claiming it for their king.
- The pirate ship flew a black fanion, a warning to all who crossed its path.
- The ambassador's fanion hung outside the embassy, signifying the presence of a foreign power.
- The fanion of the winning team was raised high above the stadium, a symbol of their victory.
- The fanion of the fallen soldier was presented to his family, a reminder of his sacrifice.
- The fanion of the old schoolhouse hung in the town museum, a relic of a bygone era.
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The team's fanion, bearing its logo and colors, fluttered proudly in the breeze.
The scoutmaster held up the troop's fanion, signaling the start of the hike.
The marching band's fanion twirled and spun as they paraded down Main Street.
The regiment's fanion, a symbol of its long and storied history, was carried at the head of the procession.
