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Sentence example with the word 'naming'
naming
appellation, definition, diagnostic, figural, implicative, meaning, peculiar, selection, significative, symbological
Definition
adj.
inclined to or serving for the giving of names
Last update: July 14, 2015
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She had already declared her intention of
naming
the babe Kiera whether it was a boy or girl.
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," said he,
naming
his guests."
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Now they went to make magic to those at whose very mention she shuddered, not
naming
them.
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Flossie asked,
naming
a little girl with whom she often played.
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Oh, darling Miss Polly, don't you be a-
naming
of me after them Flooders; it's awful to think I'm like one of they.'
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It was some days after the
naming
of the cottage that Mrs.
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It was easy to see that the visitor's gorge rose at the other's manner, no less than at this
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of names.
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