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forename [ˈfɔːˌneɪm] n
a first or Christian name ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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For not only did he accept excessive honors, such as an uninterrupted consulship, the dictatorship for life, and the censorship of public morals, as well as the forename Imperator, the surname of Father of his Country, a statue among those of the kings, and a raised couch in the orchestra; but he also allowed honors to be bestowed on him which were too great for a mortal man . But he needs an Acheampong, Kojali, Abegonde or Okoti, not a Christianized forename of ubiquitous Catholicism. The latter is analogous to the order of constituents in a telephone directory entry--Surname, Forename, Designation (Dr. |
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