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Word of the Day – Appellation

By August 22, 2019Word of the Day

Appellation (noun)

ap-el-ay-shun

A name or title.

Late Middle English via Old French from Latin appellatio(n-), from the verb appellare (see appeal).

Example sentences

“The city fully deserves the appellation of being the jewel in the crown.”

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