cheveron

/ˈʃɛvərən/
noun
  1. A V-shaped stripe or bar, often used as a symbol on a uniform or coat of arms to show rank or achievement.
    • The knight's shield was decorated with a gold cheveron on a blue background.
    • She sewed a small cheveron patch onto her scout uniform after earning the award.
    • The sergeant wore two cheverons on his sleeve to show his rank.
  2. A V-shaped pattern or design, especially in architecture, textiles, or decorative art.
    • Her sweater had a cheveron design in alternating colors of green and white.
    • The floor tiles were laid in a cheveron pattern that made the room look elegant.
    • The ancient pottery was decorated with carved cheveron shapes around the rim.
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