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badge
[ baj ]
noun
- a special or distinctive mark, token, or device worn as a sign of allegiance, membership, authority, achievement, etc.:
a police badge;
a merit badge.
- any emblem, token, or distinctive mark:
He thinks rich people buy art mainly as a badge of their sophistication and success.
- a card bearing identifying information, as one's name, symbol or place of employment, or academic affiliation, and often worn pinned to one's clothing.
- Digital Technology. digital badge ( def ).
verb (used with object)
- to furnish or mark with a badge.
badge
/ bædʒ /
noun
- a distinguishing emblem or mark worn to signify membership, employment, achievement, etc
- any revealing feature or mark
Other Words From
- badgeless adjective
- un·badged adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of badge1
Word History and Origins
Origin of badge1
Example Sentences
For his military service, he was decorated with two Bronze Stars, as well as a Combat Infantryman Badge.
Passionately hating law enforcement for murdering her parents, Vi at first rejects the badge Caitlyn offers her early in their burgeoning romance.
It is perhaps not a coincidence that when Vi and Caitlyn finally consummate their relationship, the literal seduction is linked to Vi’s figurative succumbing to Caitlyn’s politics: She accepts the badge, with all of the raw emotion of a zealous new recruit to a supposedly noble cause.
“When you win the MLS Cup, you earn that star above the badge,” he said.
One says he wanted a uniform and a badge, comparing himself to a paramedic or firefighter.
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