nomenclature

Example Sentences

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But unlike a case such as “neoconservatism,” where a critical term was then accepted by the movement it described, our climate of ideological enmity makes settled nomenclature difficult.

From Seattle Times

Others are looking to replace the word “crypto,” arguing that the industry’s original nomenclature has become irredeemably tainted.

From New York Times

The dish's nomenclature might also depend on where on the island you're from.

From Salon

As he noted in his article, this hegemony extended to both nomenclature — a Black club called the African Bandits changed its name to the Mandinkas to avoid a war — and attire.

From New York Times

It was a lot of the nomenclature around sharing.

From The Verge