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Meanings of proper name in English
In philosophy of language, name which is ordinarily taken to uniquely identify its referent in the world.
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Usage of proper name in English
1
Grangerizing is the proper name of this practice; but as the Rev.
2
Fabian said the proper name for Scotland Yard is New Scotland Yard.
3
What's the proper name for the graphics at the start of movies?
4
But Margaret frowned and pulled away, saying, That's not a proper name.
5
Therefore this name is not the proper name of a divine Person.
6
Better to reject such silly affectations and use her proper name boldly.
7
He realized that he couldn't recall the proper name of the planet.
8
He did not I remarked, address Captain Roderick by his proper name.
9
Why, how the deuce could they, if you gave a proper name?
10
Hank, proper name Henry; Buck, proper name Buckingham-hold on, I've got it!
11
John Hume has given the perpetrators of this appalling crime their proper name.
12
Therefore word cannot be the proper name of the person of the Son.
13
Therefore Love is not the proper name of the Holy Ghost.
14
Therefore Gift is not the proper name of the Holy Ghost.
15
Jack, I wish you would call her by her proper name.
16
It means hero the common noun, not Hero the proper name.
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Translations for proper name
Russian
Catalan
Proper name through the time
Proper name across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common