Synonyms for trademark
ˈtreɪdˌmɑrktrade·mark

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1. hallmark, trademark, earmark, stylemarknoun

   a distinctive characteristic or attribute

   Synonyms:
   assay-mark, hallmark, authentication, earmark, stylemark

2. trademarkverb

   a formally registered symbol identifying the manufacturer or distributor of a product

   Synonyms:
   hallmark, stylemark, earmark

3. brand, trademark, brandmarkverb

   mark with a brand or trademark

   "when this product is not branded it sells for a lower price"

   Synonyms:
   brand, stigmatize, post, brandmark, denounce, mark, stigmatise

4. trademarkverb

   register the trademark of

   "The company trademarked their new gadget"

   Synonyms:
   brandmark, brand

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1. • Characteristic
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1. List of paraphrases for "trademark":

   trademarks, trade-mark, mark, marks, brand, trade-marks, brands, tm, marques, markings, marcas, hallmark, branded, marque

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1. Ramon Silverio:

   His closeness to the citizens was his trademark.

2. Jeff Beckman:

   It is important for Hershey to protect its trademark rights and to prevent consumers from being confused or misled when they see a product name or product package that is confusingly similar to a Hershey name or trade dress, hershey has always vigorously protected its brands and will continue to do so whenever we believe that others have infringed on these valuable intellectual assets.

3. Eugene Volokh:

   Even when it comes to these kinds of fairly modest government provided benefits( e.g. certain trademark protections) the government can't discriminate based on viewpoint.

4. Derek Dabrowski:

   Dr Pepper is the number one most differentiated trademark in beverage — not just soft drinks, but in beverage.

5. Johan Rockstrom:

   This is a great challenge for H&M whose trademark is cheap clothes at good quality ... The fact it's cheap means there's a risk people buy and throw away, or buy too much.