By the name of
Known as and by the name of are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Known as" instead an adjective phrase "By the name of".
Known as
By the name of and known as are semantically related. You can use "By the name of" instead an adjective phrase "Known as".
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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The Big Bad was to be a single demon lord by the name of Vana (instead of the five archdemons known as the Godhand that take up the role in the series proper).
Source: Creator / Kentaro Miura - To start: We have a powerful undead badass by the name of Vordred, known as the Paladin Slayer, that has killed every High Paladin but one — Artix.
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Welsh band "The Automatic" are known as The Automatic Automatic in America due to a pre-existing act by the name of Automatic.
Source: Repetitive Name
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