Appellative

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An appelative is a word or phrase that gives respect to a person or a group of persons. They are spoken by males and females alike and can also be used in literature.

Examples

Examples of appellatives include:

  • "My dear"
  • "My love"
  • "My sweet"
  • "Madam"
  • "Sir"

Fictional characters that use appelatives or should use appelatives

Fictional characters that use or should use appelatives in their vocabulary include the following