lady's seal
The term "lady's seal" has both botanical and historical meanings, with its botanical usage referring to various plants and its historical usage now considered obsolete.
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Definition
C2Botany
(technical)A type of plant, including the European Solomon's seal and the black bryony.
Example
- The lady's seal plant is known for its medicinal properties.
- In the forest, you can find lady's seal growing under the shade of trees.
C2Historical
(obsolete)A wax seal used by women, particularly noblewomen, to authenticate documents and letters.
Example
- The letter bore a lady's seal, indicating it was sent by a noblewoman.
- In medieval times, a lady's seal was a symbol of authenticity and status.
Similar
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