- In rhetoric,
antonomasia is a kind of
metonymy in
which an
epithet or
phrase takes the
place of a
proper name, such as "the
little corporal" for Napoleon...
- "Discreet Telemachus" is also
considered an epithet. The Gr**** term
antonomasia, in rhetoric,
means substituting any
epithet or
phrase for a
proper name...
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units Sports terms Surgical procedures Tests Trademarks or
brand names Antonomasia Archetypal name
Demonym Eponymous hairstyles Ethnonym Etymology Lists...
- "She
drank the cup", to
refer to her
drinking of the cup's
contents Antonomasia Bahuvrihi Category mistake Conceptual metaphor Hendiadys Holonymy Hyponymy...
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countries such as
France and Germany, the name
cinch is
still used as an
antonomasia of the Chicago-based
manufacturer Cinch,[citation needed] for such a...
- for leader,
mainly including the
English loanword. Duce
survives as an
antonomasia for Mussolini.
Mussolini intended that the
Grand Council of
Fascism would...
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where such a
nickname is
referred to in
French as "blason po****ire".
Antonomasia Athletic nickname Australian national sports team
nicknames Calling name...
-
referring to
actions of the U.S.
president as "actions of the
White House".
Antonomasia - A kind of
metonymy in
which an
epithet or
phrase takes the
place of...
- (see zoomorphism). Antiphrasis: a name or a
phrase used ironically.
Antonomasia:
substitution of a
proper name for a
phrase or vice versa. Aphorism:...
- ὄνομα, ὀνόματος (ónoma, onómatos), ὀνομάζω, ὀνομαστικός (onomastikós)
antonomasia, onomasiology, onomastic, onomasticon, onomastics, onomasty, onomatology...
