trademark (Meaning)
trademark (n)
a distinctive characteristic or attribute
a formally registered symbol identifying the manufacturer or distributor of a product
trademark (v)
mark with a brand or trademark
register the trademark of
Synonyms & Antonyms of trademark
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trademark Sentence Examples
- The iconic red swoosh is a registered trademark of Nike.
- Apple's bitten-apple logo is a highly recognizable trademark worldwide.
- The Coca-Cola script is one of the most valuable trademarks in history.
- Registering a trademark helps protect your company's intellectual property.
- A trademark violation can occur when a company uses a similar mark that is likely to confuse consumers.
- Generic trademarks can become public property if they lose their distinctiveness.
- The trademark symbol (™) is used to designate a common law trademark.
- A trademark search can reveal potential conflicts before launching a new product.
- Maintaining a strong trademark portfolio is crucial for brand identity and legal protection.
- The Madrid Protocol allows companies to register trademarks in multiple countries through a single application.
FAQs About the word trademark
a distinctive characteristic or attribute, a formally registered symbol identifying the manufacturer or distributor of a product, mark with a brand or trademark
brand, patent, logo, copyright,label, mark,stamp, service mark, trade name, hallmark
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The iconic red swoosh is a registered trademark of Nike.
Apple's bitten-apple logo is a highly recognizable trademark worldwide.
The Coca-Cola script is one of the most valuable trademarks in history.
Registering a trademark helps protect your company's intellectual property.
