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dubbing

verb as in name, label something

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Porthmadog council also chipped in with its disapproval, dubbing the scheme an "overdevelopment" as there were "too many businesses in a small area".

From BBC

This marks a significant reversal from his previous skepticism of cryptocurrencies, with Trump now dubbing himself the "crypto president."

From Salon

But Vance earned even more raucous boos, and some laughs, for dubbing his and Trump’s ticket the “most pro-worker Republican ticket in history.”

From Salon

“General Hospital” will part ways this fall with longtime star Kelly Monaco after more than 20 years, in a move that some online fans are dubbing “disrespectful.”

Also, Adams clarified that gender eligibility is an unsatisfactory system, dubbing it as a "minefield."

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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