Autonym

As a spy, he had to use an autonym to protect his real identity.

The Cherokee's autonym for themselves is Aniyvwiya.

The historian's autonym delves into the historical context of her own research.

The author's autonym was so widely known that people did not know his real name.

The disease "Alzheimer's" is an autonym derived from the name of the German neurologist, Alois Alzheimer.

The athlete adopted an autonym early in her career that conveyed her fierce and competitive spirit.

The autonym of the virus species Coronavirus is Coronavirus.

The singer decided to use her autonym on social media to separate her personal life from her public persona.

The horticulturist named the new rose variety 'Red Velvet' as its autonym.

The politician's autonym was not widely known until he ran for office.

The autonym of the polar bear is Ursus maritimus.

"The playwright's use of her autonym in her plays allows for a more intimate portrayal of the characters."

The autonym for the city of Venice is "Venezia" in Italian.

"The musician's autonym album is a departure from their previous work, showcasing a new sound."

"New York" is the autonym for the city that locals refer to as "NYC."

The autonym of the new type of peony is 'Bridget's Blush.'

"Daltonism", a type of color blindness, is named after the English chemist John Dalton, making it an autonym.

The word "Europe" is believed to be an autonym, derived from the ancient Greek mythological figure "Europa".

The autonym of the mineral cesium is derived from the Latin word "caesius," which means sky blue.

The autonym of the mineral garnet is derived from the Latin word for pomegranate.

"The author's autonym is the only source for the analysis of the literary work."

"In her latest book, the writer used her autonym to provide insights into her previous works."

"The poet's autonym explores the themes of love and loss in a deeply personal way."

"The artist's use of her autonym in her paintings adds an extra layer of meaning to her already complex art."

"The historian's autonym sheds new light on the events leading up to the war."

"The journalist's use of her autonym in her reporting provides a unique perspective on the current events."

In the gaming community, players often use an autonym to protect their privacy.

The indigenous people of Alaska refer to themselves by their autonym "Unangan" instead of "Aleut."

The artist's autonym is Banksy, and their real identity is unknown.

The Cherokee people refer to themselves by their autonym, "Tsalagi."

The scientist was hesitant to publish under her autonym, fearing backlash from her peers.

The autonym of the common daisy is Bellis perennis.

The mineral Benitoite has an autonym called "blue diamond."

The band's autonym is The Beatles, and they are also known as The Fab Four.

The filmmaker chose an autonym to separate his personal life from his professional work in the film industry.

The gamer used an autonym to keep his real identity anonymous while streaming his gameplay online.

The journalist used an autonym to report on sensitive political issues without fear of retribution.

The autonym of the new rose cultivar is 'Pink Princess.'

The scientist published their research under an autonym to prevent bias based on their reputation.

His autonym is John Smith, but he goes by the stage name of Johnny Blaze.

The scientific autonym for a domestic cat is Felis catus.

The artist used her autonym for the exhibition, preferring to keep her real name private.

The florist created a new type of daisy and gave it the autonym 'Pink Petals.'

The mineral Beryl has the autonym Goshenite, named after a location in Massachusetts.

The agricultural scientist developed a new soybean strain and gave it the autonym 'Supreme Soy.'

Mary Ann Evans used the autonym George Eliot to publish her famous novel "Middlemarch."

In her autobiography, the author references her earlier work as an autonym.

The scientist published the research paper under his autonym instead of his given name.

The nursery owner named the new dwarf tree variety 'Little Gem' as its autonym.

The autonym of the fungus genus Agaricus is Agaricus.