Appellation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for APPELLATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a name or title
• the action of giving a name to someone or something.
• an appellation contrôlée
• a wine bearing an appellation contrôlée
• the district in which a wine bearing an appellation contrôlée is produced
• The act of appealing; appeal.
• The act of calling by a name.
• The word by which a particular person or thing is called and known; name; title; designation.
• identifying word or words by which someone or something is called and classified or distinguished from others
• an appellation contrôlée
• a wine bearing an appellation contrôlée
• the district in which a wine bearing an appellation contrôlée is produced
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an identifying name or titl; designation

Words related to APPELLATION

appellations16

Words that contain APPELLATION

appellations16 appellational17

How to use APPELLATION in a sentence

• Abbot, bishop, archbishop, cardinal, he was ultimately enthroned Pope on April 2, 999, and assumed the appellation of Silvester the Second.
• The only indication, however, of this resentment was the appellation which she now bestowed upon her niece.
• Poland, which is a mixture of aristocracy and of monarchy in their worst forms, has been dignified with the same appellation.
• The Green Cottage, you perceive, had double right to its appellation.
• The vanity, selfishness, and bigotry of Louis the Fourteenth were flattered while he lived, and procured him the appellation of Great after his death.
• The rock which bears the appellation of the Corbiere, is close in shore, and so grotesque in form, as to be readily singled out from the adjacent cliffs.
• With his wondrous attributes Say what appellation suits.
• The present fish, and those nearly related to it, advance, however, peculiar claims to the appellation.
• They addressed my conductor with respect, under the appellation of captain.
• It was generally added to some distinctive name or appellation, as the Roman emperors added the name of Caesar to their own.
• This card happened to be the nine of diamonds, from which circumstance it got the appellation above named.
• The town, like the palace, seems to have been entirely built by Sargon, who imposed on it his own name, an appellation which it retained beyond the time of the Arab conquest.
• It was so with the subject of this section, whose perennial youthfulness of heart and mind would have made formal appellation seem stiff and out of place.
• These Danes, however, though generally designated by that appellation in history, were not exclusively the natives of Denmark.
• And then in the appellation as she used it there seemed to be a determination to reproach him which must, he knew, lead to great misery.
• It has been much celebrated, and justly, for the smoothness and sweetness of its sound, which have gained it the appellation of the Italian of the East.
• Its chief bears the title of sultan, and his capital, if such places deserve the appellation, is Moco-moco.
• The old Montrose road was now dignified by the appellation of Montrose Avenue.
• He assumed the name of Innocent, in honour of the last pope known by that appellation, and adopted all his maxims against the French monarch.
• He had incurred the resentment of those who were distinguished by the appellation of patriots, and entirely forfeited his popularity.
• The appellation, however, which they assumed was afterwards converted into a term of derision.
• But this magnificent appellation was all she gained by her marriage.
• The second, Edward, succeeded to his power, and passes by the appellation of Edward the Elder, being the first of that name who sat on the English throne.
• We must adore the reality of religion and not blindly cling to the appellation Christianity.
• It received this appellation from a resemblance to an inverted pudding dish, commonly used by sailors, and is 354 feet high.
• The silent man of the woods, an appellation the hunter had earned by his reticence, talked for Betty as he would for no one else.
• We have to descend to a considerably lower figure before that appellation can be correctly employed.
• From all the stems and lower branches hang long cylindrical fruits, of a yellow wax color, so much resembling a candle as to have given rise to the popular appellation.
• And as she has an appendage somewhere, known as a husband, her final appellation is Sharpe, which somehow suits her best of all.

Similar words containing APPELLA without suffix tion

appellant13 appellate13 appellants14 appellative18 appellations16 appellatives19 inappellable18 appellational17 appellatively23

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