Aliases
/ˈæl.i.iˌzɪz/
Definitions
- (n.) Alternative names assumed or used by a person or entity, often for legal identification or concealment.
The defendant was known by several aliases during the investigation.
Forms
- alias
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Commentary
Aliases frequently appear in criminal and civil proceedings where an individual's identity is in question or needs clarification.
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