Historical Symbols

noun a heraldic design on a shield or escutcheon or on a surcoat or tabard

• The coat of arms displayed on the wall of the courtroom represented the noble lineage of the judge.
• Check out the cool coat of arms on that old castle over there!
• I heard that dude got a tattoo of his family's coat of arms on his back.
• Her resilience and strength were like a coat of arms, protecting her from life's challenges.

noun A representation of a cross with a figure of Jesus Christ on it

• The priest held up the crucifix during the church service.
• I always feel comforted when I see a crucifix hanging on the wall.
• Some people wear crucifix necklaces as a fashion statement.
• The crucifix symbolizes sacrifice and redemption in Christianity.

noun a musical instrument consisting of a triangular frame strung with strings that are plucked or strummed with the fingers.

• The musician played a beautiful melody on the harp during the orchestra performance.
• I love listening to someone play the harp, it's so soothing.
• She's really good at plucking the strings on that harp.
• The harp of nature played a gentle tune as the wind rustled through the trees.

noun a shield or escutcheon bearing a coat of arms

• The scutcheon displayed on the family crest symbolizes our noble lineage.
• I noticed the scutcheon on the wall of the old mansion, it looked fancy.
• Check out the cool scutcheon on that shield, dude!
• Her scutcheon was tarnished by the scandal, causing her reputation to suffer.

adjective Tattered is an adjective that describes something that is old and worn out, especially clothing or fabric that is torn or ragged.

• The tattered pages of the ancient manuscript were carefully restored by the preservation team.
• I found a tattered old book at the flea market for only a few dollars.
• She showed up to the party in a tattered outfit that was so last season.
• Despite the tattered state of their friendship, they managed to patch things up and move forward.

adjective relating to heraldry or heraldic symbols

• The heraldic symbols on the shield represented the noble family's lineage.
• She was fascinated by the intricate heraldic designs on the castle walls.
• Check out the cool heraldic crest on that jacket!
• The opening of the new museum heralded a new era of cultural appreciation in the city.

noun a flag consisting of the flag of the United Kingdom, superimposed with the cross of St. George in the center and with the red hand of Ulster in the lower left corner

• The Union Flag is the national flag of the United Kingdom.
• I love seeing the Union Flag waving in the wind.
• Check out that cool Union Flag on that guy's t-shirt!
• The Union Flag symbolizes unity and strength among the British nations.

noun a large, wool-stuffed cushion or seat of office in the House of Lords, traditionally symbolizing the authority of the Lord Chancellor

• The Woolsack is a symbol of the Lord Chancellor's authority in the UK Parliament.
• Have you ever sat on the Woolsack in the House of Lords? It's quite plush!
• I heard the Woolsack in Parliament is like the ultimate power seat.
• In the world of politics, sitting on the Woolsack signifies reaching the pinnacle of influence and control.