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name
noun as in title given to something, someone
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noun as in fame, distinction
noun as in celebrity
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verb as in give a title
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verb as in choose, designate
Example Sentences
The BBC is not naming the city or hospital to protect the identity of the women in the videos.
He will not indulge in star systems or simply pack his team with the biggest names.
The economic law of supply and demand is simple enough, but Los Angeles is defying it again by tightening its rent control law in the name of housing affordability.
The biggest threat to more progress is the one that Watson named in 2010: an obstructionist FDA.
Corporate history is full of once-famous business names that failed to adapt.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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