appellation

Example Sentences

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“My name is Austin Richard Post,” he said, dropping his government appellation.

From Los Angeles Times

That appellation would imply that the reptiles are likely to attack without provocation.

From Science Magazine

Beijing has labeled Lai a “Taiwan independence element,” an appellation he has not repudiated and which carries little or no stigma in Taiwan.

From Seattle Times

Some governments, particularly in Europe, designated appellations—strictly circumscribed regions with rules on how and where a varietal such as burgundy, rioja or barolo was legally allowed to grow and be produced.

From Scientific American

But only Tokaji produced in Hungary, and in the Tokaji region specifically, can carry the name; it was the very first item in the world subject to “appellation control.”

From Seattle Times