union jacks Antonyms
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Strong:
- gonfalons
- semaphores
- coats-of-arms
- signallers
- tricolors
- standards
- banderols
- signalers
- banderoles
- buntings
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Meaning of union jacks
union jacks
a jack consisting of the union of a national ensign, the state flag of the United Kingdom consisting of the union of the British national ensign, a flag consisting of the part of a national flag that signifies union, the state flag of the United Kingdom, a U.S. flag consisting of a blue field with one white star for each state
union jacks Sentence Examples
- The Union Jacks fluttered proudly atop the masts of the British naval fleet.
- The driver adorned his car with miniature Union Jacks to celebrate the Queen's Jubilee.
- The British soldiers marched into battle with Union Jacks emblazoned on their uniforms.
- Tourists posed for photos in front of Buckingham Palace, surrounded by forest green Union Jacks.
- The Union Jack flew high above the Houses of Parliament, a symbol of British sovereignty.
- The Union Jack was once known as the "Union Flag," but the name was changed to avoid confusion with other flag designs.
- The Union Jack is a combination of the flags of England, Scotland, and Northern Ireland.
- The white saltire on the Union Jack represents the cross of Saint George, the patron saint of England.
- The red diagonal cross on the Union Jack is known as the "Saint Andrew's Cross," after the patron saint of Scotland.
- The Union Jack has been used as a symbol of the United Kingdom for centuries, and it continues to be a source of national pride and unity.
FAQs About the word union jacks
a jack consisting of the union of a national ensign, the state flag of the United Kingdom consisting of the union of the British national ensign, a flag consist
black flags, white flags, Jolly Rogers,gonfalons, semaphores, coats of arms, signallers, tricolors, standards, banderols
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The Union Jacks fluttered proudly atop the masts of the British naval fleet.
The driver adorned his car with miniature Union Jacks to celebrate the Queen's Jubilee.
The British soldiers marched into battle with Union Jacks emblazoned on their uniforms.
Tourists posed for photos in front of Buckingham Palace, surrounded by forest green Union Jacks.
