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insigne

insigne noun: an insignia.

Noun

insigne (plural insignia)

  1. (dated) An insignia.
    • Elizabeth will give this work of art her regal scrutiny (and, no doubt, a trial run) before granting her imprimatur for the embroidering in gold thread of the royal insigne: er.1985, The Baker Street Journal, volume 35/36, page 165

Forms of insigne

pluralinsignia

Origin of insigne

From Latin.

Questions about insigne

What does insigne mean?
Insigne means an insignia.
What part of speech is insigne?
Insigne is a noun.
What is the plural of insigne?
The plural of insigne is insignia.

Words near insigne in the dictionary

  1. insightfully
  2. insightfulness
  3. insightless
  4. insightlessness
  5. insights
  6. insigne
  7. insignia
  8. insignias
  9. insignificance
  10. insignificances
  11. insignificancies

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