IPA: /ɪmˈbleɪ.zən/
KK: /ɪmˈbleɪzən/
To decorate or display something in a very noticeable and attractive way, often with bright colors or important symbols.
The artist decided to emblazon the wall with a beautiful mural.
Past: emblazoned
Past Participle: emblazoned
Emblazon → It is formed from "em-" (a variant of "en-", meaning to cause to be) and "blason" (from Old French, meaning coat of arms or to adorn). The word "emblazon" means to adorn or decorate something, especially with heraldic symbols or designs.
Think of 'causing to be' adorned ('em-') with beautiful designs or symbols ('blason'). This helps you remember that 'emblazon' means to decorate or display prominently.