pseudonym in Greek
pseudonym in Greek is ψευδώνυμο — pseudonym means a fake name used instead of someone's real name, especially by writers or performers.
pseudonym in Greek
ψευδώνυμο
Pronounced: psevdonymo
A fictitious name (more literally, a false name), as those used by writers and movie stars.
What does "pseudonym" mean?
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noun A fake name used instead of someone's real name, especially by writers or performers.
"Samuel Clemens wrote under the pseudonym Mark Twain."
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pseudonym in a sentence
- Samuel Clemens wrote under the pseudonym Mark Twain.
- The whistleblower published the report under a pseudonym to protect her identity.
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What is "pseudonym" in Greek?
"pseudonym" in Greek is ψευδώνυμο. pseudonym means: A fake name used instead of someone's real name, especially by writers or performers.
How do you pronounce ψευδώνυμο?
"pseudonym" in Greek is ψευδώνυμο, pronounced "psevdonymo".
How do you use "pseudonym" in a sentence?
Example: "Samuel Clemens wrote under the pseudonym Mark Twain." In Greek, "pseudonym" is ψευδώνυμο.
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