nom de plume (Meaning)
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nom de plume (n)
an author's pseudonym
Synonyms & Antonyms of nom de plume
nom de plume Sentence Examples
- The renowned author concealed his identity behind the nom de plume "Anya Blackwood."
- Harriet Beecher Stowe used the nom de plume "Christopher Crowfield" to protect her true identity.
- The enigmatic poet Emily Dickinson adopted the nom de plume "Hope" to express her longing for a better world.
- Mark Twain's nom de plume, derived from a Mississippi riverboat call, became an iconic literary persona.
- George Orwell's nom de plume, an anagram of his real name, kept his identity secret during his time as a journalist.
- The famous detective novel series by Agatha Christie featured the beloved sleuth "Miss Marple" under the nom de plume "Mary Westmacott."
- Salman Rushdie's controversial writings were published under a nom de plume to shield himself from threats against his life.
- Joyce Carol Oates has published works under multiple noms de plume, including "Rosamond Smith" and "Lauren Kelly."
- The author of the popular children's book series "Amelia Bedelia" used the nom de plume "Peggy Parish."
- The enigmatic street artist known as "Banksy" continues to use a nom de plume to maintain anonymity while creating thought-provoking works.
FAQs About the word nom de plume
an author's pseudonym
pseudonym, pen name,nom de guerre, family name, designation, cryptonym, given name, middle name, alias, banner
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The renowned author concealed his identity behind the nom de plume "Anya Blackwood."
Harriet Beecher Stowe used the nom de plume "Christopher Crowfield" to protect her true identity.
The enigmatic poet Emily Dickinson adopted the nom de plume "Hope" to express her longing for a better world.
Mark Twain's nom de plume, derived from a Mississippi riverboat call, became an iconic literary persona.
