Something emblazoned is boldly displayed or decorated with a design, symbol, or words that stand out prominently. When a knight's shield is emblazoned with a golden lion, that lion isn't tucked away in a corner: it's right there in the center, impossible to miss.

The word comes from blazon, an old term for a coat of arms or heraldic shield. Those shields were meant to be seen across a battlefield, so the designs had to be vivid and unmistakable. Today we use emblazoned for anything displayed with similar boldness. A t-shirt might be emblazoned with a band's logo. A banner emblazoned with your team's name hangs across the gym. The front page of a newspaper might be emblazoned with a dramatic headline.

The word suggests pride and visibility. You emblazon things you want noticed, things you're not shy about showing.