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renaming Meaning
renaming
to give (someone or something) a new name, to give a new name to
renaming Sentence Examples
- The city council proposed renaming the park after a prominent local resident.
- The company underwent a complete renaming process to align with its new brand identity.
- The author decided to rename the character to avoid confusion with a real person.
- The renaming of the street sparked controversy among residents who felt their history was being erased.
- The hospital's board of directors approved the renaming in honor of a generous donor.
- The school district conducted a public consultation before renaming the high school after an esteemed alumnus.
- The university's medical center underwent a renaming to reflect its expanded services and reputation.
- The artist renamed her painting to better capture its essence and message.
- The renaming of the website was intended to make it more memorable and easier to find.
- The renaming of the software application aimed to align it with the evolving needs of its users.
FAQs About the word renaming
to give (someone or something) a new name, to give a new name to
relabeling, rechristening, nicknaming, relabelling, specifying, surnaming, tagging, denoting,misnaming, naming
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The city council proposed renaming the park after a prominent local resident.
The company underwent a complete renaming process to align with its new brand identity.
The author decided to rename the character to avoid confusion with a real person.
The renaming of the street sparked controversy among residents who felt their history was being erased.
