naming Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
Weak:
naming Meaning
naming (n)
the verbal act of naming
the act of putting a person into a non-elective position
naming (s)
inclined to or serving for the giving of names
naming (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Name
naming Sentence Examples
- The naming ceremony bestowed upon the newborn child a timeless legacy.
- The naming rights for the newly discovered species were fiercely contested among scientists.
- The town's naming request paid homage to the indigenous people who had once inhabited the land.
- The author's pen name shielded his true identity while building a renowned brand.
- The street was renamed in honor of a fallen soldier, preserving his memory for generations to come.
- The naming of the invasive species provided crucial information for managing its spread.
- The ship's naming tradition involved a ceremonial smashing of a bottle against its hull.
- The naming convention simplified the identification and organization of complex data sets.
- The naming of the celestial body brought great fame to the astronomer who discovered it.
- The naming of the scandal unearthed a web of corruption and wrongdoing.
FAQs About the word naming
the verbal act of naming, the act of putting a person into a non-elective position, inclined to or serving for the giving of namesof Name
decision,designation, option, assignment, nomination,appointment, choice, picking, selection,selecting
neglecting, forgetting, forgetting,ignoring, overlooking, ignoring, disregarding, neglecting, disregarding, overlooking
The naming ceremony bestowed upon the newborn child a timeless legacy.
The naming rights for the newly discovered species were fiercely contested among scientists.
The town's naming request paid homage to the indigenous people who had once inhabited the land.
The author's pen name shielded his true identity while building a renowned brand.
