anonymous not known by name or author anonymous No one knew who donated the anonymous gift.
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antonym word that means the opposite of another word antonym Find the antonym or opposite of each word.
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homonym same spelling/sound, but different meaning homonym "Down" is a homonym, as it has two meanings.
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cryptonym a code name
The CIA uses a cryptonym when referring to cryptonym projects, operations, and people.
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synonym a word with a similar meaning as another word synonym "Large" is a synonym for "big."
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nomination the appointment of a person for a position nomination The nomination for treasurer was held today.
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misnomer an incorrect or misleading name misnomer She mistakenly called him by a misnomer.
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onomatopoeia the use of words that imitate sounds onomatopoeia In onomatopoeia, words imitate their sound.
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denomination degree or unit in a collective, related series denomination The dime is a denomination of currency.
© SpellingCity.com © SpellingCity.com nominee someone chosen as a possible candidate nominee A presidential nominee campaigns for office.
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pseudonym a false name pseudonym He uses a pseudonym instead of his real name.
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pseudoscience a collection of beliefs or practices mistakenly regarded as being based on the scientific method
pseudoscience Pseudoscience is false evidence.
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pseudograph a false writing
Most celebrity magazines could be considered pseudograph pseudographs.
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pseudoclassic pretending, or falsely seeming, to be classic pseudoclassic Some modern authors have a pseudoclassic style.
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