Meaning of onymously | Babel Free

Definitions

In an onymous manner; having a name.

not-comparable, rare

Examples

“But divulge it to Mrs. Rick I must and will—anonymously or onymously.”

“Article is clearly by —, and he anonymously or onymously is not worth powder and shot.”

“But whether or not you order⟳ the book, you’ll write⟳ us on the Doormat Theory, won’t you, onymously or anonymously, as you choose⟳. We’ll respect⟳ your confidence. Thank⟳ you.”

“At one and the same time, the same person might well be in favour of discursive anonymity in the case of a text like⟳ the Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion while declaring a social right and need⟳ to identify⟳ the author of a text such as The Garden of Fascism. Indeed, the higher ethical demand⟳ in the case of persecuted authors is not for a rearguard policy of anonymity but to ensure that an individual may write⟳ onymously without threat of reprisal: pseudonymity and dissimulation being within the grasp of most authors, the freedom to identify⟳ oneself as the author of a particular discourse is commonly assumed as a right of citizenship. To recommend⟳ anonymity per se is complicit with or at least acquiescent before the very totalitarian forces that provoke such a consideration in the first place⟳.”

“>May I quote your text anonomously^([sic]) in the FAQ? Yes, or anonymously, or onymously.”

“>I find⟳ it rather strange that someone who posts insults about >Americans does so anonymously from a US Account. >Sounds a little like⟳ another disaffected ex-pat who >likes the life style too much to go home. > >When you have⟳ the balls to post⟳ under your own⟳ name⟳ >you can call⟳ other people cowards. […] If someone happened to be posting insults about Americans from a US account onymously, would that someone no longer qualify⟳ as a disafftected^([sic]), damned, detestable rebellious expat?”

“I guess⟳ one would have⟳ no need⟳ to hide⟳ from activity already participated in onymously.”

“>Do you have⟳ any LiveJournals you'd like⟳ to or are willing to own⟳ up to >here on RASFF? If so, what is/are your username/s? Sort⟳ of. I got a code from Jo so that I could comment⟳ onymously, but I have⟳ never actually posted anything to my journal. I've chosen the stunningly original user name⟳ "davidgoldfarb".”

“At this time, the comment⟳ information transmitted and received can be transmitted and received either anonymously or onymously.”

“Jane Austen’s “name⟳” is built of layers of novel titles: Sense⟳ and Sensibility (1811), famously, was “By a Lady,” but Pride and Prejudice, two years later, officially christened “the author of Sense⟳ and Sensibility.”¹⁶ Emma (1816), the last⟳ novel published in her lifetime, awarded Austen the authorial “etcetera”: “by the Author of Pride and Prejudice &c. &c.”¹⁷ […] Persuasion and Northanger Abbey appeared posthumously with Henry Austen’s “Biographical Notice⟳ of the Author” — the 1818 Nelson Classic edition was published onymously.”

“While it usually makes sense⟳ to workshop current students’ writing onymously—that is, with their names attached—you should strip⟳ all identifying information from writing by students who aren’t part of the classroom experience⟳.”

“In anonymous participation, people do not reveal⟳ their identity, and use⟳ nicknames rather than real names. In contrast, people participating onymously are willing to share⟳ their real identity (full name⟳, occupation, e-mail, etc.).”

“I owe⟳ many thanks to those scholars keeping track of my work⟳ at different stages, who expressed their opinions and reviewed my works either anonymously or onymously, and gave guidance regarding my possible further steps.”

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