Definition of coat armour in English:

coat armour

noun

mass noun

Heraldic arms.
Example sentencesExamples
- The devices were painted on their shields and coat armour, the protective coat worn over the amour; for this reason the devices came to be called ‘coats of arms’, or simply ‘arms.’
- That good deeds will give great joy, and will proclaim the worth of noble men of coat armor.
- There is no American law by which you can obtain a coat of arms, as our government has not ever recognized coat armor.
- With these growing intricacies, coat armour, to a large extent, was losing its original beauty of distinction and advertisement.
- Secondly, it assumes coat armour to be hereditary in the male lines of a family, with differences to distinguish cadet branches.
- Thus, to establish the right under English (or German, French, Swiss, etc.) law to a coat of arms, it is necessary to prove your uninterrupted male line descent from someone who is legally entitled to use this coat armor.
- The question of rightful ownership of coat armor does not pertain in this country, for the very nature of the settlement and development of America makes it unlikely that any more that a few families have legitimate claim to specific insignia.
- They also have the care of pedigrees and the bearing of coat armour.
- Cheshire and Lancashire families made similar additions of crests to the plain prescriptive coat armor which they had previously used from time immemorial.
- The coat armour (cloak worn over the armour) was a visual identification of the bearer, someone who was worthy and was recognized in battle.

单词	coat armour
释义	Definition of coat armour in English: coat armour noun mass noun Heraldic arms. Example sentencesExamples The devices were painted on their shields and coat armour, the protective coat worn over the amour; for this reason the devices came to be called ‘coats of arms’, or simply ‘arms.’ That good deeds will give great joy, and will proclaim the worth of noble men of coat armor. There is no American law by which you can obtain a coat of arms, as our government has not ever recognized coat armor. With these growing intricacies, coat armour, to a large extent, was losing its original beauty of distinction and advertisement. Secondly, it assumes coat armour to be hereditary in the male lines of a family, with differences to distinguish cadet branches. Thus, to establish the right under English (or German, French, Swiss, etc.) law to a coat of arms, it is necessary to prove your uninterrupted male line descent from someone who is legally entitled to use this coat armor. The question of rightful ownership of coat armor does not pertain in this country, for the very nature of the settlement and development of America makes it unlikely that any more that a few families have legitimate claim to specific insignia. They also have the care of pedigrees and the bearing of coat armour. Cheshire and Lancashire families made similar additions of crests to the plain prescriptive coat armor which they had previously used from time immemorial. The coat armour (cloak worn over the armour) was a visual identification of the bearer, someone who was worthy and was recognized in battle.
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