Similar words: unnamed, namedrop, name-dropping, name, names, byname, enamel, rename. Meaning: [neɪmd] 
adj. 1. given or having a specified name 2. bearing the author's name.
adj. 1. given or having a specified name 2. bearing the author's name. 
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31. He was named a candidate for the general manager.
32. The President named him to head the delegation.
33. I don't remember who she named.
34. Mozart is remembered by a street named after him.
35. Fitzgerald was named to the committee by the chairman.
36. We have named a date for the party.
37. The manager has named his side for the semi-final.
38. They named their son Isaac after the biblical character.
39. 22 defendants are named in the writ.
40. John was named after his uncle.
41. A little brat named Oliver sneaked on me.
42. Cole was named man of the match.
43. He was named as the female.
44. Mr Michael has been named as the new chairman.
45. The boy was named Tom after his grandfather.
46. He criticized,(http://sentencedict.com/named.html) but named no names.
47. The square was named after Duffy.
48. Do you have a client named Peters?
49. The missing man has been named as James Kelly.
50. It was named Waterloo Bridge, after the famous battle.
51. I named my son after my father.
52. They named their son John.
53. The two murder victims have yet to be named.
54. Have you named the new baby yet?
55. Quinn has been named as the new team manager.
56. They named their child John.
57. They named Smith as president.
58. We named our daughter Sarah.
59. The film was named best foreign film.
60. The college is named for George Washington.
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