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Meanings of know affectionately in English

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Usage of know affectionately in English
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Known affectionately by friends, family and business associates as Mr.
Ebony
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The music mogul is known affectionately for engaging the youth around topics of entrepreneurship.
The South African
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Her husband, known affectionately or otherwise as the King of Cornwall, had died suddenly.
Relentless Pursuit
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Hoffman paid a touching tribute to Connolly, known affectionately in Scotland as the Big Yin.
The Guardian
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The minister responsible for this was Lord Palmerston, also known affectionately or otherwise as Lord Pumicestone.
Coming of Age: 1939-1946
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Known affectionately as "Blue" he was a man of unfailing courtesy, kindness and integrity.
The Irish Times
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He became known affectionately as Dr Golf.
The Irish Times
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Checking into what's known affectionately as the Cosmonaut Hotel helped me believe that yes, this was really happening.
An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth
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The older De Bonneville boy was Benjamin, known affectionately by his parents and Paine as "Bebia."
Greenwich Village
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In fact the father played off two and the 22-year-old son, known affectionately as Deeg, was a solid five-handicapper.
The Irish Times
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Known affectionately as Musher, he was the public face of the show in the midst of the Beirut crisis.
The Guardian
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Known affectionately as 'Cilla' to generations of Britons, Black later moved into television hosting a string of prime-time shows.
Reuters
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Now known affectionately as "vegetation day."
Eve of darkness
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A talented musician in her own right, drummer Caroline is known affectionately by fans as the "Chick with Stick".
Independent.ie
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Now, some exiles say, few are safe in a city known affectionately as "Londongrad" to many of its Russian inhabitants.
Reuters
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That region known affectionately as "Our Village" is Greenwich, pure and simple, and here is the "why" of that statement.
Greenwich Village