pseudonym

Maria, who asked Vox to use a pseudonym for her in this story, understands her disadvantages.

Bitcoin's still anonymous inventor, who went by the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto, figured out a completely new way for a decentralized network to reach a consensus about a shared transaction ledger.

Not wanting to be misconstrued, I almost used a pseudonym for this article but finally chose not to, so please give me a break as I try to sort this.

Other projects have been more coy, such as those of Barnaby Francis, an artist-activist who works under the pseudonym Bill Posters.

This could be a problem for anyone who uses a pseudonym on social media to aid free expression.

Random House agreed that all future editions of the book will state that “Barry” was a pseudonym.

I used to run a blog in Arabic called “Nour Alakl” and ran a satirical Facebook page under the pseudonym “Allah.”

Her nervousness about its content made her decide to publish it under a pseudonym, for reasons that would later become clear.

A person claiming to be a TRN employee published a release on PR Newswire under the pseudonym ‘Mary Donovan’.

Julio Cesar Rosas (a pseudonym) owns a medium-sized business in Los Cortijos, a district in east-central Caracas.

Now, he used the same pseudonym on the title-page of a third volume, Cobwebs from an Empty Skull.

At this juncture mention must be made of the many short sketches by Gurewitsch, who writes under the pseudonym of Z. Libin.

Two writers in succession undertook the theatrical chronicle, and signed it with the pseudonym of “Almaviva.”

An′onym, a person whose name is not given: a pseudonym; Anonym′ity, the quality or state of being anonymous.

The name conveyed nothing to Marie Louise except a suspicion that Mr. Verrinder had chosen some pseudonym.