Appellation 1100 Words You Need
Appellation 1100 Words You Need
/ˌæp.əˈleɪ.ʃən/ (noun)
someone’s name or title, epithet, nickname, description, handle, name, tag
Under the heading ‘Mussolini’ in the volume Fascisti immaginari, two right leaning journalists, Luciano Lanna and Filippo Rossi, thus summarize some of the ‘positive’ appellations attributed to the ‘Duce of Fascism’, Benito Mussolini, both in life and after his death. The entry features in a volume that aims to reconstruct the Fascist imaginary in true encyclopedic fashion by defining key words and concepts and by using terms like those cited above. It reflects not historical reality but rather a form of ‘Mussolinism’ that was born, and which grew up, after the death of the man himself.
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Adjective: appellative
Farsi: نام ، اسم ، لقب ،(گ ). نامگذارى ، وجه تسميه