marque (Meaning)
Wordnet
marque (n)
a name given to a product or service
Webster
marque (n.)
A license to pass the limits of a jurisdiction, or boundary of a country, for the purpose of making reprisals.
Synonyms & Antonyms of marque
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marque Sentence Examples
- The grand marquee adorned the park, its sweeping fabric billowing majestically in the breeze.
- The luxury car brand has established its marque as a symbol of prestige and excellence.
- The rock band's distinctive marque, painted in vibrant neon, caught the eye of concertgoers.
- The festival's organizers set up a series of marquees to house various vendors and activities.
- The agricultural show featured livestock and equipment under the shade of large marquees.
- The antique car club displayed a rare and valuable marque in its showroom, attracting collectors from afar.
- The restaurant's elegant marquee illuminated the city skyline, inviting diners to an unforgettable experience.
- The artist showcased their latest paintings in a temporary marquee, creating an immersive art installation.
- The wedding reception was held under an opulent marquee, draped with intricate lace and shimmering lights.
- The university's historic marquee served as a gathering place for students and faculty, fostering a sense of community.
FAQs About the word marque
a name given to a product or serviceA license to pass the limits of a jurisdiction, or boundary of a country, for the purpose of making reprisals.
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The grand marquee adorned the park, its sweeping fabric billowing majestically in the breeze.
The luxury car brand has established its marque as a symbol of prestige and excellence.
The rock band's distinctive marque, painted in vibrant neon, caught the eye of concertgoers.
The festival's organizers set up a series of marquees to house various vendors and activities.
