| adjective | 1. (Of a person) Giving their name to something. 2. (Of a thing) Named after a particular person. |
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 |  | | "The artist's eponymous album bore his name in bold red letters on the cover." |
|  | | "Her eponymous debut album was a hit, and now everyone knows her name." |
|  | | "Look around the grocery store at the eponymous food brands — Kraft, Kellogg's, and Campbell's, for example." |
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 | Greek, mid-19th century |
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 | "Synonymous," "anonymous," "pseudonymous," "eponymous" — they all have to do with names for things because they come from the Greek word "onyma," meaning "name." "Eponymous," in particular, has to do with the name of a person, but in two different usages. ... | Continue Reading |
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