pseudonym
seudónimo
definition
noun
He has also published several thrillers under the pseudonym Dan Kavanagh.
a fictitious name, especially one used by an author.
translation of 'pseudonym'
noun
seudónimo
example
I wrote under the 'pseudonym' of Evelyn Hervey
In Grenoble he became a close friend of Henri Beyle, the famous French author better known by his 'pseudonym' Stendhal.
You can write your blog using your real name or under a 'pseudonym' if you prefer not to reveal your true identity to the outside world.
It was partly for this reason that Emily Brontë published Wuthering Heights under the male 'pseudonym' of Ellis Bell.
He has also published several thrillers under the 'pseudonym' Dan Kavanagh.
In cross-examination she denied that Reeda was fictitious or a 'pseudonym' for someone else.
All names are 'pseudonyms' and details have been changed to provide anonymity.
He's been at it for more than 10 years now under a various project names and 'pseudonyms' , including Palace Music.
All names are 'pseudonyms' to protect the identity of the participants.
The four students are not named, using 'pseudonyms' instead.
We also made it clear that we would not be mentioning the artists by name and only used 'pseudonyms' when dealing with the press.
Anonymity and 'pseudonymity' in interchanges in the cyberworld remove communication constraints and expand participation in activities.
The 'pseudonyms' gave the sisters an aura of mystery and secrecy, so much so that some readers believed that all three were one person or that they were males.
All of the names in this paper are 'pseudonyms' , and I have left student texts unedited for spelling or grammar except where indicated by square brackets.
Aragon's writings circulated anonymously or under 'pseudonyms' .
The dangers are especially keen in the case of a figure like Bataille whose persona was often veiled behind the ruse of 'pseudonymity' .
Companies, places, and organizations are identified by their actual names, but 'pseudonyms' are used to identify all persons mentioned in the text.
After years of writing under 'pseudonyms' , Smith wrote Nightwing a taut, terrifying horror novel about rabid vampire bats under his own name.
Priests identified only by first name have been given 'pseudonyms' to protect their privacy.
There are several reasons for my 'pseudonymity' , but the largest is long-term job security, or lack thereof.
Some bloggers use their real names while others use 'pseudonyms' .
Richard Bauckham's essay on the rise of apocalyptic is the most impressive; the least impressive is Joyce Baldwin's resistance to seeing 'pseudonymity' in the Old Testament.
In this analysis, I replaced any personal names with 'pseudonyms' .
That's a social get-together where bloggers and readers put faces to the names and 'pseudonyms' they've been encountering online for months.
Printers had to settle for prosecutions if they printed seditious libel, so they either played it safe or adopted 'pseudonyms' and fake addresses.
The chaplain's 'pseudonymity' in this article was both unnecessary and contrary to the traditions of the clinical pastoral movement.
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