Given away
Named and given away are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Named" instead an adjective phrase "Given away".
Named
Given away and named are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Given away" instead an adjective "Named".
Both terms in one sentence
- The Swedish town "Morgongåva" is named for a small farm that was once given away in such a fashion.
Source: Cutesy Name Town - In Tomorrow Never Dies he poses as a banker named James Bond and actually has a fake employment record, but is given away as a spy because it is too perfect to be true, and because he was asking too many questions, not because of his name.
Source: Real Name as an Alias -
One of the dogs, a gentle and kind Great Dane named Sweetie who unsuccessfully tried to make peace with the coyotes, reveals his Dark and Troubled Past where he was given away by his second owners when they thought he attacked and hurt their child Ben and pet poodle.
Source: Mr. Muffykins
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