Branded

/ˈbrændɪd/

adjectiveBeginnerCommonGeneral

Definitions

2 meanings
1

Having a brand or trademark associated with it; distinctly identifiable.

/ˈbrændɪd/

adjectiveneutralBeginner
General

Marked with a brand; bearing a trademark.

That's a branded product; you can see the logo clearly.

💡 Simply: Having a recognizable name or logo.

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2

The branded content was easily distinguishable from the rest.

How It's Used

Marketing

"The company's branded merchandise was a big hit at the trade show."

Agriculture

"The cattle were branded with the rancher's symbol."

2

To mark (an animal or goods) with a brand.

/ˈbrændɪd/

verbneutralBeginner
General

To mark with a brand.

The company branded its new product with a unique logo.

💡 Simply: To mark something with a logo or symbol.

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2

The ranchers branded their cattle to identify them.

How It's Used

Agriculture

"The farmer branded his cattle."

Tip:Imagine a hot iron branding a cow.

From the verb "brand", ultimately from Old English "brand" meaning 'burning piece of wood,' referring to the practice of marking livestock with a hot iron.

The word's usage has evolved from its literal meaning of marking livestock to its modern application in marketing and branding.

Memory tip

Think of a cattle brand – a visible mark of ownership.

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