broad arrow (Meaning)
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broad arrow (n)
an arrowhead mark identifying British government property
a mark shaped like an arrowhead; used to mark convicts' clothing
an arrow with a wide barbed head
Synonyms & Antonyms of broad arrow
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broad arrow Sentence Examples
- The convict's uniform bore the unmistakable mark of a broad arrow.
- In colonial times, items stamped with a broad arrow were considered property of the British Crown.
- The soldiers' equipment was stamped with a broad arrow to signify government ownership.
- The broad arrow symbol was used to mark trees designated for timber harvesting in the royal forest.
- The broad arrow insignia was prominently displayed on the military vehicles.
- Prisoners were tasked with marking government property with a broad arrow.
- The broad arrow was a symbol of authority and ownership in British colonial territories.
- Items seized from smugglers were often stamped with a broad arrow before being auctioned off.
- The broad arrow emblem was a reminder of the Crown's control over certain resources.
- The settlers recognized the significance of the broad arrow symbol on the official documents.
FAQs About the word broad arrow
an arrowhead mark identifying British government property, a mark shaped like an arrowhead; used to mark convicts' clothing, an arrow with a wide barbed head
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No antonyms found.
The convict's uniform bore the unmistakable mark of a broad arrow.
In colonial times, items stamped with a broad arrow were considered property of the British Crown.
The soldiers' equipment was stamped with a broad arrow to signify government ownership.
The broad arrow symbol was used to mark trees designated for timber harvesting in the royal forest.
