Political Symbols

noun a structure or a statue that is built in memory of a person or event

adjective related to or serving as a remembrance of someone or something

• The city council decided to build a memorial to honor the fallen soldiers.
• Let's meet at the memorial in the park for a picnic.
• I left a flower at the memorial for my grandma.
• The old house was a memorial to a bygone era.

noun a flag consisting of the combined crosses of the patron saints of England, Scotland, and Ireland, used as the national flag of the United Kingdom

• The Union Jack is the national flag of the United Kingdom.
• I love how the Union Jack looks on clothing and accessories.
• Check out that cool Union Jack guitar strap!
• The Union Jack waved proudly in the wind as a symbol of unity and strength.

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 word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea

article a word that specifies a noun as definite or indefinite

• The Ed Stone was a controversial political monument commissioned by the Labour Party.
• Did you hear about the Ed Stone fiasco during the last election?
• That Ed Stone thing was a real mess, huh?
• The Ed Stone became a symbol of failed political strategy.