Hallmark and Image

Hallmark

Hallmark noun - A device, design, or figure used as an identifying mark.

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Image and hallmark are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Image" instead a noun "Hallmark".

Image noun - Something or someone that strongly resembles another.

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Hallmark and image are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Hallmark" instead a noun "Image".

Nearby Words: imaged, imaging, imagery

particular	particular hallmark	particular image
usual	usual hallmark	usual image
true	true hallmark	true image
main	main hallmark	main image
Other adjectives: new, traditional, classic, visual.

While these are secondary to the actual image, the presence of these small words is still a hallmark of the trope.

Source: Versus Character Splash
It is suspected that the concept originally came into play as part of a Scare 'Em Straight cautionary tale, warning of the dangers of sex with strange women, but the surreality of the image, and the castration anxiety it evokes, has made it a hallmark of psychoanalytic painters and writers.

Source: Vagina Dentata
The Makeover, a Hallmark TV movie starring Julia Stiles, gender flips the premise: Hannah Higgins gives Elliott Doolittle speech lessons and polishes up his image so that he can run for Congress in order to win a bet with her friend, Colleen Pickering.

Source: Pygmalion Plot

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