Brand and Vintage

Brand

Brand noun - A device (as a word) identifying the maker of a piece of merchandise and legally reserved for the exclusive use of that person or company.

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Synonyms for Brand

Antonyms for Brand

Vintage and brand are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Vintage" instead a noun "Brand".

Nearby Words: branded, branding, Brande

Vintage

Vintage noun - The oldness of wines.

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Antonyms for Vintage

Brand and vintage are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Brand" instead a noun "Vintage".

Nearby Word: vintager

Mutual synonyms

How words are described

old	old brand	old vintage
rare	rare brand	rare vintage
special	special brand	special vintage
exact	exact brand	exact vintage
Other adjectives: similar, specific, certain, actual, personal.

Both words in one sentence

It was not until the annual "vintage" Broons/Oor Wullie collection released in 2012 that Dave made a comeback of sorts (with a brand new strip revealing what happened on the wedding day).

Source: Chuck Cunningham Syndrome / News Paper Comics
According to The Big Book of the Unexplained "real-life" Men in Black were known to wear clothes that were either "wildly out-of-date or not yet in style" to go with their vintage yet seemingly brand-new cars "(black, of course)".

Source: Outdated Outfit
Also Marvel: The company's 1980s-vintage New Universe line originally started with the idea of taking DC's most famous character concepts and doing them Marvel-style; however by the time the New Universe reached the stands, the only survivor of this concept was Star Brand, based on Green Lantern.

Source: Alternate Company Equivalent

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