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trademark dilution

trademark dilution noun: the use of an image, sign, expression, etc. sufficiently close to one that is trademarked that it causes confusion ("blurs") about or brings disrepute ("tarnishes") to the trademarked item.

Noun

trademark dilution (plural trademark dilutions)

  1. The use of an image, sign, expression, etc. sufficiently close to one that is trademarked that it causes confusion ("blurs") about or brings disrepute ("tarnishes") to the trademarked item.

Forms of trademark dilution

pluraltrademark dilutions
alternative formdilution

Questions about trademark dilution

What does trademark dilution mean?
Trademark dilution means the use of an image, sign, expression, etc. sufficiently close to one that is trademarked that it causes confusion ("blurs") about or brings disrepute ("tarnishes") to the trademarked item.
What part of speech is trademark dilution?
Trademark dilution is a noun.
What is the plural of trademark dilution?
The plural of trademark dilution is trademark dilutions.

Words near trademark dilution in the dictionary

  1. tradeful
  2. tradeless
  3. tradeline
  4. tradelines
  5. trademark
  6. trademark dilution
  7. trademark erosion
  8. trademark erosions
  9. trademark infringement
  10. trademark symbol
  11. trademark symbols

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