naming
IPA: nˈeɪmɪŋ
noun
- The process of giving names to things.
- A ritual or ceremony in which a person's name is given or announced.
adjective
- Giving a name to a person or thing.
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Examples of "naming" in Sentences
- I hope this will help writers in naming their Polish characters.
- Two joined abeyances become a term naming the fact that teaches fact to mean.
- Yes, you can win naming rights to a character in something I am writing -- for charity!
- In terms of "Name the _____" polling and voting contests, the fact that the poll/voting may or may not have a full influence on the naming is the norm.
- The delay in naming an Administrator is due to making sure that the relationship between the nominee and key NASA players is not broken after confirmation.
- At a minimum, we wonder why the SEC didn't insist that Mr. Mozilo cooperate in naming the politicians and others in government or at Fannie and Freddie who benefited from Countrywide's mortgage largesse.
- The White House wasted no time in naming BP as the "responsible party" and the more excitable of Wall Street's analysts sounded dire warnings that the company was destined for bankruptcy, or at least permanent banishment from business in the US.
- MORE WMATA MEMBERS, PLEASE -- The Obama administration's tardiness in naming two federal members to the Metro board of directors "has raised concerns that the transit agency lacks the benefit of added oversight as it selects a new general manager and implements major safety improvements," Ann Scott Tyson writes in today's Post.
- Congress by the Act of June 11, 1878 … in naming a part of the Seat of Government “the Federal Capital,” which it constituted by the Consolidation of ancient Georgetown with the city of Washington under the latter name, has left the people who reside in the portion of the seat of government, outside of that city, mere District of Columbians ….
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