Synonyms for named
named

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1. namedadjective

   Antonyms:
   unnamed

2. namedadjective

   Antonyms:
   unnamed

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1. List of paraphrases for "named":

   appointed, designated, called, nominated, baptized, dubbed, cited, mentioned, name, listed, referred, christened

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1. Rajeev Suri:

   We are winning deals and rolling out some of the world's first 5G networks, we now have 37 5G commercial contracts - 20 with named customers including T-Mobile, AT&T, STC, and Telia - and more than half of them include wider portfolio elements that our competitors cannot match.

2. Tim Crowley:

   They told Mel Christler that it was the first plane used by Dwight Eisenhower as president, so Mel Christler decided to restore it with another fellow named Harry Oliver... and they flew it around in the early'90s. Attempts to sell the plane fell through and, after Mel Christler died, it eventually ended up at Marana Regional Airport where it now sits, after changing ownership to another group which includes Harry Oliver. They are now trying to sell it. Various entities have voiced interest, but nobody has yet come up with the money. Timothy Coons, who served as flight engineer on the plane's last flight 10 years ago, said.

3. Geoffrey Berman:

   It is an enormous complaint, it is a robust complaint, it is filled with facts and it is very serious. And so Donald Trump and others named in the complaint are going to have their day in court to respond to this and try and seek to challenge it, it is formidable.

4. Robert Rubin:

   Robert Rubin's proven that by always being employed, paying Robert Rubin taxes, never getting in trouble, never confronting people unless Robert Rubin Robert Rubin is put in danger. And that was one time, by one man, named Ahmaud Arbery. And actually, Ahmaud Arbery confronted Ahmaud Arbery twice.

5. Francis M. Faber Jr.:

   Hayward Beach asserted that Alexander the Great designed and named an instrument to preen the fur and whiskers of his 'camp-felines', the 'catacomb':