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sobriquets Meaning
sobriquets
a descriptive name or phrase, a descriptive name or epithet
sobriquets Sentence Examples
- The legendary outlaw had a plethora of sobriquets, including "Billy the Kid" and "El Niño."
- The politician's sobriquet, "Honest Abe," belied his penchant for political expediency.
- The actress's stage name was a sobriquet derived from her birth name, Maria Conchita Alonso Bustillos.
- The enigmatic author used multiple sobriquets to conceal his true identity.
- The athlete's sobriquet, "Lightning Bolt," aptly captured his incredible speed and agility.
- The ancient pharaoh was known by several sobriquets, among them "Golden Horus" and "Lord of the Two Lands."
- The enigmatic figurehead of the activist group went by a sobriquet, protecting their anonymity.
- The notorious gang leader's sobriquet, "Scarface," hinted at the violence that pervaded his life.
- The graffiti artist's sobriquet, "Banksy," became synonymous with their enigmatic and thought-provoking street art.
- The eccentric professor earned the sobriquet "Doc E" due to his unconventional teaching style and extensive knowledge.
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a descriptive name or phrase, a descriptive name or epithet
epithets,nicknames, monikers, aliases, monickers,surnames, denominations, designations, cognomens, titles
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The legendary outlaw had a plethora of sobriquets, including "Billy the Kid" and "El Niño."
The politician's sobriquet, "Honest Abe," belied his penchant for political expediency.
The actress's stage name was a sobriquet derived from her birth name, Maria Conchita Alonso Bustillos.
The enigmatic author used multiple sobriquets to conceal his true identity.
