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a design based on alphabetic letters (usually a person's initials) — often printed on stationery or embroidered (made with sewing stiches) on clothing

I gave her a gift of monogrammed stationery.

monogrammed = decorated with a design based on the initials of her name

Some of his dress shirts had his initials on the sleeve. Others had his monogram on the breast pocket.

monogram = a design based on the initials of a name

It was folded, ironed, with "A.B." monogrammed on the front in silvery threads.
Sue Monk Kidd -- The Secret Life of Bees

monogrammed = added as a design that is based on alphabetic letters

He took his cap, with its gold monogram from, probably, some bank, and threw it in an arc right across the room onto the sofa,
Franz Kafka -- Metamorphosis

monogram = design of alphabetic letters

It was just a jar of buttons, like the mismatched embroidered pillowcases and monogrammed napkins I tugged from the bins at the Goodwill.
Sandra Cisneros -- The House on Mango Street

monogrammed = with initials embroidered on them

It was on Cass's thick, monogrammed stationery with matching envelopes.
Sarah Dessen -- Dreamland

monogrammed = imprinted with a design using her initials

The monogram on her handkerchief, scratchy against my cheek.
Sue Monk Kidd -- The Secret Life of Bees

monogram = design based on alphabetic letters

A few monogrammed spoons.
Margaret Atwood -- The Blind Assassin

monogrammed = engraved with a design based upon initials of a person or family

I splashed my face with water, and blotted it on one of the white monogrammed towels Winifred had set out.
Margaret Atwood -- The Blind Assassin

monogrammed = with a design embroidered on them — usually based upon initials of a person or family

The remaining monogrammed spoons.
Margaret Atwood -- The Blind Assassin

monogrammed = engraved with initials

I picked October, as it is a golden month with better-than-average weather, and my initials would be O.O. for October Owens, which would make an interesting monogram.
Sue Monk Kidd -- The Secret Life of Bees

monogram = design based on alphabetic letters

Reenie enjoyed reciting the details of this — the nightgowns, the peignoirs, the kinds of lace on them, the pillowcases embroidered with monograms, the sheets and petticoats.
Margaret Atwood -- The Blind Assassin

monograms = a design — usually based upon initials of a person or family

We put on display our framed photographs, our parchment diplomas, our silver-plated cups; we monogram our linen, we carve our names on trees, we scrawl them on washroom walls.
Margaret Atwood -- The Blind Assassin

monogram = embroider a design — usually based upon initials of a person or family

Hidden in the wainscot cupboard was the bag of odds and ends she'd stashed there, that summer of the Water Nixie: the silver teapot, the china cups and saucers, the monogrammed spoons.
Margaret Atwood -- The Blind Assassin

monogrammed = engraved with a design based upon initials of a person or family

Everything with the Queen Mary name or monogram on it went into a handbag or a suitcase — writing paper, silverware, towels, soap dishes, the works — anything not chained to the floor.
Margaret Atwood -- The Blind Assassin

monogram = identifying design

Several narrow panels, orange and bearing the monogram "HR VIII" in gold letters, are lowered.
Robert Bolt -- A Man for All Seasons
Their shirts were monogrammed and their fingernails manicured.
Maya Angelou -- I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
Sweat was pouring off his face, and Tradd was wiping him dry with a white linen handkerchief monogrammed with his initials.
Pat Conroy -- The Lords of Discipline
He was holding out to her the tiny monogrammed square.
Agatha Christie -- Murder On The Orient Express
A man with monogrammed shirts, a maid, a mansion, and all he wanted was to finger her belly button.
Gish Jen -- Typical American

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