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emboss

[em-baws, -bos] / ɛmˈbɔs, -ˈbɒs /


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They include snow-white representations of petal-covered blossoms, elaborately embossed apricot sweets and crystallized shoots from spring plants.

From New York Times

Philip James, dressed in bright green and yellow colors representing his native Jamaica —and a small embossed flag on his chest just like his pastor at Metropolitan SDA — said he appreciated the special day.

From Seattle Times

On the right are old wooden doors that open into the 52-seat cinema, which is clad in embossed wallpaper from the 1930s.

From BBC

The combs in the study differed from the sheets of comb that bees make in commercial hives, which contain embossed templates to encourage consistent construction.

From Science Magazine

The fireclay kitchen sink features an embossed apron front and bridge faucet, in keeping with the home’s history.

From Washington Post