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| Appellation |  |
| noun | 1. A name or title.
2. The action of giving a name to someone or something. |
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 | | "I was confused at first by the passport stamp for 'Deutschland,' but I remembered that's the local appellation for Germany." | | "My official appellation is Francesco, but everyone calls me Frankie." | | "I want to use the local appellation for every destination we travel to." |
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 | | French, mid-15th century |
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 | | Have you traveled to the "Estados Unidos Mexicanos"? If you've taken a trip to Mexico, you have. The lengthier name is the official appellation of the country. The word "appellation" comes from the Latin verb "appellare," meaning "to address." ... |  |
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