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Sobriquet

usgb/ˈsəʊbrɪkeɪ/Volume
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Cultural SignificancePlay
A sobriquet can reflect someone's reputation, character, or achievements that are recognized in a community. SlideThe famous outlaw Jesse James was known by the sobriquet 'Dingus.'
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Sobriquets often signal affection or respect and are usually positive or humorous. SlideThe firefighter earned the sobriquet 'Flame Tamer' for his bravery.
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Sobriquets are informal and are not part of a person's official name. SlideDespite being called 'Queen of Soul', Aretha Franklin's official documents didn't list this sobriquet.
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