Synonyms for names
names

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1. name calling, namesnoun

   verbal abuse; a crude substitute for argument

   "sticks and stones may break my bones but names can never hurt me"

   Synonyms:
   name calling

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1. namesnoun

   Synonyms:
   nomenclature, terminology

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1. List of paraphrases for "names":

   name, designations, numbers, noms, behalf, appellations, nouns, denominations, surnames, nombres, forenames, number, appoints, arabians

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1. Nomi Husain:

   They are saying: 'If` they want to help us, don't they know who we are? Don't they have our names?' they can't change the storyline that they put profit over safety.

2. Hemant Bakhru:

   Large-cap Indian pharma companies are predominantly dollar exposed, emerging-market investors who right now want to avoid risk and invest in assets that are more exposed to the U.S. economy as against emerging markets will naturally choose some of these Indian pharma names.

3. Chris Beauchamp:

   If we are seeing a continued flight to value, then the relative cheapness of European stocks is a big plus, the lack of expensive tech names has been a real boost for the FTSE 100, but other indices in Europe are picking up too.

4. Ioan Smith:

   Weakness in China's economy isn't new... but China's reaction function seems limited at this stage. They have to focus on weakening the currency, rather than adopting the massive stimulus that some might hope and pray for, we may see subdued commodity prices and therefore continued weakness in the commodity-related names.

5. Damon Gameau:

   People need to look out for all of these health slogans on the labels that they use to make it look very healthy. You see these health slogans like ‘Packed with essential Vitamin D,’ and parents believe that, there are also a hundred alternative names like evaporated cane juice and grape mist—again all of it confuses the consumer.