eponymic legal definition of eponymic. eponymic synonyms by the Free Online Law Dictionary.

Mentioned in	?		References in periodicals archive	?		Legal browser	?		Full browser	?
appellation call	The syndrome was described as early as 1870, but it attained its eponymic designation after Eagle categorized the syndrome into two distinct types--the classic type and the carotid artery type--in 1937. Transcervical resection of the styloid process in Eagle syndrome by Martin, Timothy J.; Friedland, David R.; Merati, Albert L. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal Dodd discounts a number of obvious eponymic subjects (though he rightly disdains the term eponym as too earnest): no cities and countries named after famous people, for example (thus no Wellington, no Washington); and no objects named after fictional characters (sadly depriving us of Dodd on the trilby, from George du Maurier's novel). What it says on the tin by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk It was at such a point in her earlier books that Gellhorn melodramatically had Liana, in the eponymic novel, commit suicide or Rita, in The Stricken Field, sneak into a safehouse to overhear the Gestapo torturing her dissident boyfriend. A dime store Jane Austen by Messenger, Robert / New Criterion	ephemeris epic epicenter epicurean epidemic epigrammatic epigrammatical Epilepsy epilogus epiphany Episcopacy episode epistle Epistles epistolize epistula epistulae epithet epitoma epitome epitomization epitomize epitomized epoch eponym eponymic equability equable equably equal equal distribution of weight Equal Employment Opportunity Commission equal footing equal in effect equal in extent equal in force equal in measure equal in power equal in scope equal in significance equal in space equal in time equal in value equal opportunity equal part Equal Pay Act of 1963 Equal Protection equal protection of the law Equal Rights Amendment equal share equal to	EPOF Epogen Epogen EPOGH EPoH EPOI epoietin beta Epokha Epol ePol-NET EPOLA ePolicy Orchestrator EPOLP EPOM Epomidiostomum EPOMM EPON EPON Epona Epona Epona Eponine Éponine epontol eponychia eponychium eponychium eponym eponym eponym eponymic eponymism Eponymist eponymous eponymous eponymous eponymously eponymously Eponyms Eponyms Eponyms eponymy eponymy eponymy epoophorectomy epoophoron epoophoron epoophoron epoöphoron epoöphoron epoöphoron EPOP EPOPA epopee epopee Epoprostenol Epoprostenol Epoprostenol sodium Epoprostenol sodium Epopt Epopteia

Mentioned in

References in periodicals archive

Legal browser

Full browser

The syndrome was described as early as 1870, but it attained its eponymic designation after Eagle categorized the syndrome into two distinct types--the classic type and the carotid artery type--in 1937.

Transcervical resection of the styloid process in Eagle syndrome by Martin, Timothy J.; Friedland, David R.; Merati, Albert L. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal

Dodd discounts a number of obvious eponymic subjects (though he rightly disdains the term eponym as too earnest): no cities and countries named after famous people, for example (thus no Wellington, no Washington); and no objects named after fictional characters (sadly depriving us of Dodd on the trilby, from George du Maurier's novel).

What it says on the tin by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk

It was at such a point in her earlier books that Gellhorn melodramatically had Liana, in the eponymic novel, commit suicide or Rita, in The Stricken Field, sneak into a safehouse to overhear the Gestapo torturing her dissident boyfriend.

A dime store Jane Austen by Messenger, Robert / New Criterion

eponym (redirected from eponymic)

eponym
(redirected from eponymic)