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eponymous

adjective as in giving one's name to something

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  • eponymic
  • onymous

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McLaughlin stars as the eponymous orphan who learns about his magical heritage after he receives his acceptance letter to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

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Generations of readers have turned its eponymous heroines into cult figures, but the March sisters are more than stereotypes.

The results earned the band a five-album record deal - with their eponymous song becoming a Top 20 hit in the US.

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County bordering the Westside, the Southside and Mid City, including the eponymous communities of Baldwin Vista and Baldwin Village.

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Wings’ origin story begins in the ashes of The Beatles—and namely, in McCartney’s eponymous debut solo LP and “Ram.”

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