The phrase
"similar trademarks" refers to brand names or symbols that are alike or closely resemble each other. It means that two or more trademarks have similar qualities that might cause confusion or misidentification among consumers.
Full definition
Synonyms for individual words can be found below.
«similar»
«trademark»
Sentences with «similar trademarks»
- The use of similar trademarks or IP owned by a party which leads to confusion can be grounds for infringement. (scarincihollenbeck.com)
- The USPTO is more likely to grant a trademark registration for similar trademarks if they are in separate industries and unlikely to compete with one another, but even then, the trademarks can't look too much alike. (rocketlawyer.com)
- ~ It is lawful to use a competitor's name as a keyword in Internet advertising, provided the resulting advertisement does not use a confusingly similar trademark, including in the domain name displayed in the advertisement. (slaw.ca)
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