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flagship
[ flag-ship ]
noun
- a ship carrying the flag officer or the commander of a fleet, squadron, or the like, and displaying the officer's flag.
- the main vessel of a shipping company.
- any of the best or largest ships or airplanes operated by a passenger line.
- the best or most important one of a group or system:
This store is the flagship of our retail chain.
adjective
- being or constituting a flagship.
flagship
/ ˈڱæɡˌʃɪ /
noun
- a ship, esp in a fleet, aboard which the commander of the fleet is quartered
- the most important ship belonging to a shipping company
- a single item from a related group considered as the most important, often in establishing a public image
the nine o'clock news is the flagship of the BBC
Example Sentences
But this first-time crossover continues a long tradition of the Phil’s music directors sharing mutual curiosity with the city’s other flagship music industries.
They also hope to collaborate with brands and events, and eventually open a flagship store.
His administration has even typically ended “a flagship foreign aid program to support renewable energy projects and increase electricity access across Africa” run by the now largely dismantled U.S.
Raw - the company's flagship brand - was shown on broadcast TV around the world for 31 years and was pro-wrestling's most popular show.
Smashing manifesto promises is not something governments do lightly and Labour would tread particularly carefully around these flagship pledges on the economy, so often for many a perceived weak spot in the party's credibility.
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