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heraldically
This term is used almost exclusively within the highly specialized domain of heraldry to describe the formal language and rules used to define coats of arms. It functions as a technical marker, signaling that the following description follows the strict conventions of blazonry rather than a general visual description.
Because it pertains to a formal system of identification and lineage, the word carries a tone of antiquity and precision. It is rarely encountered in casual conversation and is typically reserved for historical texts, genealogical records, or academic discussions regarding armorial bearings.
Meanings
Examples
The shield is heraldically divided into four quarters.
These colors are heraldically incompatible according to the rule of tincture.
These colors are heraldically incompatible according to the rule of tincture.
The family crest was heraldically modified to denote the second son.
I wonder if this symbol is heraldically correct for a duke.
The banner was heraldically described as azure with a gold lion rampant.
He argued that the emblem was heraldically inaccurate for the period.
The two coats of arms are heraldically impaled to show the marriage.
Does this design follow the rules heraldically or is it just decorative?