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badging

Pronunciation: [ˈbædʒɪŋ]

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Learn how to use badging in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “identification”

(noun) a symbol or item that shows your identity or status. Badges can be worn to show that you are part of a group or have achieved something.

Example

She wore a badge for completing her first marathon, and she was very proud of it.

Example

He didn't get the badge for perfect attendance, which made him a bit sad.

Example

What does your badge represent at school?

Context: “identification”

(verb) to give someone a badge, often to show they belong to a group or have a certain skill. Like when you help someone earn a badge for learning something new.

Example

The teacher badged the students for their hard work and dedication in class.

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He didn’t badge anyone today because there were no accomplishments to celebrate.

Example

Who will badge the new members of the club?

Context: “technology”

(verb) to add a badge to a digital profile or application, like giving someone a virtual sticker for their achievements online.

Example

She badged all her friends for their participation in the online game.

Example

They didn't badge him for his contributions because he didn't follow the rules.

Example

How can we badge users to encourage them more?

How to pronounce badging

Pronunciation: [ˈbædʒɪŋ]

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