Synonyms for names
names

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1. name calling, namesnoun

   verbal abuse; a crude substitute for argument

   "sticks and stones may break my bones but names can never hurt me"

   Synonyms:
   name calling

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1. namesnoun

   Synonyms:
   nomenclature, terminology

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1. List of paraphrases for "names":

   name, designations, numbers, noms, behalf, appellations, nouns, denominations, surnames, nombres, forenames, number, appoints, arabians

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1. Karen Kwan:

   Our names were not recorded by and large. We were not given the recognition that we should have been given, asian-Americans as a whole are often thought of as perpetual foreigners.

2. Russell Williams:

   It can't afford to turn away major names from the viewing audience who otherwise might never have considered the small screen, netflix has built a reputation and marketed themselves as being very director-oriented, creative-oriented, content-oriented. It's part of the reason everyone wants to come there.

3. Jason Crow:

   We try to get folks to fill out a form that we've created, and then we submit it to the The State Department, that element of the process is less clear. I mean once we submit names, what happens after that is not something that, that I have clarity on right now.

4. Andy Brenner:

   To buy single-name issues I think (the Fed) would have to have credit research and they don't have that, i think their view is that high yield ETFs are more liquid, safer and they would not affect specific names as much.

5. Vivienne Rudd:

   There's a certain cachet with French brands, however, and it's amusing to see Chinese brands creating names in Chinese that, when pronounced phonetically, sound very much like French names.