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en soleil
[ahn saw-ley]
adjective
Heraldry.
(of a charge) surrounded by rays, as of the sun.
a white rose en soleil.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of en soleil1
< French: literally, in (the form of the) sun
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Example Sentences
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Henry VII. brought back the collar of Esses, a portcullis or a rose hanging from it, although in a portrait of this king, now possessed by the Society of Antiquaries, his neck bears the rose en soleil alternating with knots, and his son, when young, had a collar of roses red and white.
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The rose en soleil that wrought us so much evil at Mortimer’s Cross?
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