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A quick definition of emblem:

An emblem is a symbol that represents a country, organization, or movement. It can be a flag, coat of arms, or other recognizable image. Sometimes, things like animals or objects can also be used as emblems to represent something else.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: An emblem is a symbol that represents a country, organization, or movement. It can also be something that is used to symbolize something else.

Examples:

  • The American flag is an emblem of the United States.
  • The Red Cross emblem represents the humanitarian organization.
  • A heart can be an emblem of love.

The examples illustrate how an emblem is a symbol that represents something else. The American flag represents the United States, the Red Cross emblem represents the humanitarian organization, and a heart can represent love.

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