Acclaimed
Namer and acclaimed are semantically related In some cases you can use "Namer" instead an adjective "Acclaimed".
Nearby Words: acclaim, acclaiming
Namer
Namer noun - Someone with the right or responsibility for making a selection.
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Reimagined Enterprise uses the Trope Namer once per season, using similar concepts to the acclaimed "In A Mirror, Darkly" episode from the canon show.
Source: Mirror Universe - William Topaz McGonagall, self-acclaimed poet and tragedian, and Trope Namer for Giftedly Bad, wrote entire volumes of poetry that just about rhymes but doesn't scan, and has all the emotional resonance of a steamroller.
Source: Painful Rhyme
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