black flag (Meaning)

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black flag (n)

a flag usually bearing a white skull and crossbones on a black background; indicates a pirate ship

The protesters raised a black flag as a symbol of their discontent with the government's policies.
In maritime tradition, a black flag often symbolizes pirates and danger on the high seas.
The referee waved the black flag, signaling the end of the race due to hazardous conditions.
Anarchy groups often display the black flag as a representation of their anti-establishment ideology.
During times of mourning, it's common to see a black flag flying at half-mast as a sign of respect.
The black flag of surrender flew high above the besieged fortress, signaling the impending defeat of its defenders.
The ominous sight of a black flag hanging from the castle walls struck fear into the hearts of the approaching army.
As a warning, the captain hoisted the black flag to deter any unauthorized vessels from approaching.
The sight of a black flag unfurling in the stormy skies foretold of impending danger.
In motorsports, a black flag indicates a serious violation of racing rules, prompting immediate action by race officials.

a flag usually bearing a white skull and crossbones on a black background; indicates a pirate ship

white flag, union jack, Jolly Roger, bunting,tricolor, semaphore, insignia,flag, pennon, signaller

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The protesters raised a black flag as a symbol of their discontent with the government's policies.

In maritime tradition, a black flag often symbolizes pirates and danger on the high seas.

The referee waved the black flag, signaling the end of the race due to hazardous conditions.

Anarchy groups often display the black flag as a representation of their anti-establishment ideology.