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self-styled
adjective as in nominal
adjective as in so-called
Example Sentences
The phrase of choice to describe Rampal is “self-styled god-man,” which has been repeated ad nauseam in the press.
The self-styled ‘Art Criminal’ dazzled onlookers and made history when he tightrope walked between the WTC towers 40 years ago.
As Petticrew wrote in 2011, Selye, the self-styled “Father of Stress,” had done important work in the 1930s and 1940s.
And Chechen fighters from the self-styled Vostok battalion arrived in central Donetsk today for a rally.
For a self-styled “manifesto,” the book is surprisingly personal and transparent.
"My valet might object to the opponent I assigned him," said the self-styled gentleman and man of honor.
In 1830 Bentham had even to hold up 'Master Peel' as a 'model good boy' to the self-styled reformer.
Yet at the same time he was up in arms against the self-styled “moderns”!
There is a deplorable tendency among our self-styled aristocracy to look upon their circle as a class apart.
Have we not, then, good reason to attribute it rather to the bearer of the message, to the self-styled interpreter of God's will?
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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