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Meaning of nom de plume
A nom de plume is a fictitious name used by an author or writer.
Etymology of nom de plume
The term "nom de plume" originates from French, where "nom" means "name" and "plume" means "pen", literally referring to the name used by a writer when writing with their pen.
Historically, the use of noms de plume dates back to ancient times, but the term itself became popular in the 19th century, particularly among French writers.
Synonyms
pen name
pseudonym
alias
stage name
literary name
professional name
assumed name
fictitious name
false name
nickname
byline
moniker
sobriquet
nom de guerre
allonym
ghost name
ghostwriter name
anonym
cryptonym
heteronym
taxonym
anagrammatic name
acrostic name
collective name
collaborative name
communal name
group name
shared name
joint name
cooperative name.
Definitions
- A nom de plume is a name that a writer, especially a journalist or author, uses instead of their real name, often to conceal their identity or to create a separate identity for their writing.
- It can also refer to a name used by a writer in collaboration with others, or a name that reflects a particular style or genre of writing.
Usage Examples
- The famous author wrote under a nom de plume to avoid being associated with the controversial themes in her novel.
- The journalist used a nom de plume to protect his sources and maintain his objectivity in the article.
- The poet's nom de plume reflected her love of nature and the outdoors, which was a central theme in her work.
Antonyms
real name
actual name
true name
given name
birth name
legal name
official name
authentic name
genuine name
proper name
surname
surname name
family name
maiden name
married name
full name
complete name
entire name
whole name
absolute name
accurate name.