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symbology

[ UK /sɪmbˈɒləd‍ʒi/ ]
NOUN
  1. the study or the use of symbols and symbolism

How To Use symbology In A Sentence

  • For example, there appears to be no field or professor of religious symbology at Harvard.
  • The history of lighting, symbology of lighting, paintings that show various treatments of light… and more.
  • Dan Brown and his debonair professor of "symbology" Robert Langdon have broken the stranglehold that celebrity autobiographies have held over December book sales in recent years to take the Christmas number one slot. Culture | guardian.co.uk
  • His expertise in symbology and iconography affords him the luxury of virtually endless adventures in exotic locales. A Conversation with Dan Brown, author of The Da Vinci Code
  • Appropriating Jungian symbology, the study argues that, for Page, the imagination is a divine faculty whose figures hint at the completeness embodied in the archetype of the God-image.
  • Concurrent with this shift is the emergence of the individual psyche, the Self, the subconscious, psychoanalysis, symbology, dream interpretation, Humanism, and the rising popularity of Eastern Mysticism in the West.
  • But hell so the lawyers can feel better because of some technicality, or because of "symbology" according to Emily risking a few soldiers lives transporting these bastards and guarding them over in prime grade terrorist territory-what the hell. "What Do Women Diavloggers Want?"
  • The artist must understand "symbology" to tell an effective tale. Jack Kirby Museum & Research Center
  • Yet, we have never had, nor do we have now, any conclusive proof that the universe is humanly understandable in the first place, much less representable in some reductivist symbology of mathematics or any other language for that matter.
  • Japan was a master of surface symbology, of seeming to change while doing just what it had always done decade after decade. FLOATING CITY
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