nom de plume in English
And if anonymity is so unimportant, why are we using noms de plume on this board?
Use "nom de plume" in a sentence
1. Anna: if you used a nom de plume.
2. Benison is the nom de plume of Doug Whiteway
3. Anna: Unless you use a nom de plume, of course.
4. Jason in fact, may have been a horror-movie nom de plume.
5. Max: A friend of mine once used a nom de plume when she wrote a book.
6. The author, Xinran Xue, who uses the name Xinran as a nom de plume, is an old hand.
7. In time his nom de plume became so closely attached to him that few people but relatives knew his real name was Blair.
8. Emma Larkin is the nom de plume of an American living in Bangkok who wrote an earlier book about George Orwell's links with the country.
9. There are many synonyms of Anonyms which include Aka, Anonym, Handle, Moniker, Nickname, Pseudonym, Nom De Plume, Pen Name, Stage Name, Assumed Name, Summer Name, etc.
10. Josefina Passadori (April 5, 1900 – December 13, 1987) was an Argentinian writer who published several textbooks as well as poetry under the nom de plume Fröken Thelma.
11. The author Trevanian (the nom de plume of Dr. Rodney William Whitaker) wrote in his 1979 best-selling novel Shibumi, "Shibumi has to do with great refinement underlying commonplace appearances."
12. “Awoken” by Serra Elisen (the nom-de-plume of Lindsay Ellis, Antonella Inserra, and Elisa Hansen) is the rare parody that stands as its own work of fiction rather than simply riffing on the original.
13. The gallery, which is free to the public, was established by the late Korean businessman Yoo Sung Yeon in 1989 and named after his nom de plume, Song Eun, which means 'hidden pine tree' in Korean.
14. To do so, she takes on the nom de plume of Babooshka and sends notes to her husband in the guise of a younger woman – something which she fears is the opposite of how her husband currently sees her
15. Second-Lieutenant Arnold Gyde, of the 2nd Battalion, The South Staffordshire Regiment, who was the author of "Contemptible - A Personal Recollection of the 'Retreat from Mons' by a British Infantry Officer," under the nom-de-plume of "Casualty." Alfred Arnold Ernest Gyde was born in October 1894 and was the son of Ernest and Sybil Mary Boone Gyde.