alias
Pronunciation: [ˈeɪ.li.əs]
Word
Context: "identity"
(noun) an alias is a different name that a person uses instead of their real name. People often use aliases for privacy or to be anonymous.
Example
The famous author wrote under the alias of a well-known character.
Example
She didn't want to use her real name, but her alias wasn't very clever.
Example
What is the author's alias that they use for their mystery novels?
Context: "computing"
(noun) in computer terms, an alias is a shortcut or a different name for something, like a file or command, which makes it easier to access.
Example
I created an alias for the folder so I can find it easily.
Example
Using an alias for a program is not helpful if you can’t remember it.
Example
What alias did you assign to the document for quick access?
Context: "identity"
(verb) to alias means to use a different name instead of your real name. It is often done for privacy reasons.
Example
He decided to alias himself when he started posting online.
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She didn’t alias her name because she wanted to be recognized for her work.
Example
Why did you choose to alias yourself on social media?
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