Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- Having a name: opposed to anonymous: said of persons or things, as letters, books, etc.
Wiktionary
- adj. Having a name.
GNU Webster's 1913
- adj. bearing a name. Opposite of
anonymous .
WordNet 3.0
- adj. bearing a name
Examples
“onymous" seems to believe that gay marriage and climate change are issues of this magnitude, for which "just taking orders" would not be a defence for voting against his preferences (and mine!).”
“I encourage Republicans to follow his lead. onymous Says:”
Matthew Yglesias » The Thunder and the Laughter, the Last Thing They Remember
“If you want to buddy up on NaNoWriMo, I'm registered in my usual onymous way: joshenglish.”
Liberating Education pt 3: Measures 58 and 60 (and 64 to boot)
“When I started LJ, I went the onymous route because I wanted to be open about myself, as I saw this as my eventual professional blog.”
“Having one ID on the internet is important to us onymous folks.”
“By using an onymous journal, people have to deal with all of me, but it also means I have to be very careful about my web presence.”
“Welcome to the realm of the onymous Salty Seattle.”
“If you want to create an English adjective here to serve as a de-negated “an-onymous”.”
“As “onymous” says, those checks are rather crude, at present.”
“Swimming deep into crap, he tries to uncover the identities of anonymous slush readers, agents and booksellers by hacking into their systems, bribing onymous agents and Galleycat reporters, and getting into bed with their industry rivals.”
Lists
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-onym, -onymous, -onymic
denoting or relating to names
acronym, synonymous, patronymic, antonym, ananym, anonym, aptronym, autonym, caconym, cohyponym, cryptonym, dionym and 29 more...
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