Synonyms for identifier
iden·ti·fi·er

Princeton's WordNet

1. identifiernoun

   a symbol that establishes the identity of the one bearing it

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1. • Symbol

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1. List of paraphrases for "identifier":

   id, designator, handle, identification, identifiers, identifying, handler, designators, ids

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1. Ben Luckock:

   We are also stipulating that buyers require that vessels they use for such cargoes do not switch off their Automatic Identifier System (AIS).

2. Maya Berry:

   An identifier is important for every single reason we can think of, it's important for the trillion dollar-plus federal budget, the voter registration ballots, the classes for English as a second language. I can't think of a way that data and information don't affect everyday life. For us to be rendered invisible data-wise, it's harming the community.

3. New York:

   No one in New York is being turned away from life-saving treatment because of their race or any demographic identifier, this guidance is based on CDC guidelines that show COVID mortality rates are higher among certain demographic groups, including senior citizens, immunocompromised individuals and non-White/Hispanic communities. NYSDOH is instructing health care providers to consider an individual's health-based risk factors when providing this treatment, and has requested additional doses from the federal government because of the limited supply at this time.

4. The Baltimore company:

   All recalled products have a Fresh Creative Cuisine label and/or identifier on the bottom of the label with the Fresh Creative Cuisine name and a fresh through or sell through date ranging from January 31, 2023 through February 6, 2023.

5. New York:

   No one in New York is being turned away from life-saving treatment because of their race or any demographic identifier.