imprimaturs Sentence Examples
- The imprimatur of the church granted legitimacy to the book.
- The publisher refused to issue an imprimatur for the controversial manuscript.
- The pope's imprimatur was required for any publication that discussed religious matters.
- The government issued an imprimatur for the newspaper, granting it permission to print.
- The author's imprimatur added weight to the arguments presented in the book.
- The teacher's imprimatur on the student's work indicated her approval.
- The critic's imprimatur guaranteed that the film was of high quality.
- The company sought an imprimatur from a respected organization to enhance its credibility.
- The doctor's imprimatur assured the patient that the treatment was safe and effective.
- The imprimatur of the jury gave the verdict its final authority.
imprimaturs Meaning
imprimaturs
official approval (as to print or publish), approval of a publication under circumstances of official censorship, imprint, a mark of approval or distinction, a license to print or publish especially by Roman Catholic episcopal authority, sanction, approval
Synonyms & Antonyms of imprimaturs
FAQs About the word imprimaturs
official approval (as to print or publish), approval of a publication under circumstances of official censorship, imprint, a mark of approval or distinction, a
favors,approvals, endorsements, okays, votes, approbations, indorsements, clean bills of health, pats on the back, nods
rejections, refusals,disapprovals, repudiations, condemnations, disfavors,dissatisfactions, disparagements, depreciations, criticisms
The imprimatur of the church granted legitimacy to the book.
The publisher refused to issue an imprimatur for the controversial manuscript.
The pope's imprimatur was required for any publication that discussed religious matters.
The government issued an imprimatur for the newspaper, granting it permission to print.
