Synonym: name. Similar words: fire pit, epitome, decrepit, epitomize, pithy, antithetical, out of keeping with, keep in touch with. Meaning: ['epɪθet] 
n. 1. a defamatory or abusive word or phrase 2. descriptive word or phrase.
n. 1. a defamatory or abusive word or phrase 2. descriptive word or phrase. 
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31) One was widely criticized as "India's weakest PM"; the other seemed to love the epithet of "America's warmongering president."
32) The epithet has no Chinese equivalent , he noted aggressiveways and attitudes are missing in Chinese culture.
33) the other seemed to love the epithet of "America's warmongering president.
34) In fact, for the first half-century after its publication, neither Huck's and Jim's friendship nor the effects of the hateful epithet itself received much attention from any quarter.
35) In former times, people usually use single standard to define transferred epithet, which is one kind of all-around rhetoric way, dominated by traditional classical category theory.
36) Transferred epithet or hypallage is a common figure of speech in both English and Chinese languages.
37) Transferred epithet is a figure of speech used in special contexts of language, in which the conventionalized word collocation is contextually changed for the purpose of creative use.
38) Gossip men, know as "long-tongued men", are found everywhere although the epithet is somehow none too popular yet.