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Discover LudwigThe phrase "affectionate nickname" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a nickname that is given to someone as a term of endearment or to express affection. Example: My grandmother's affectionate nickname for me is "pumpkin pie."
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Mr Mandela is widely known by an affectionate nickname, Madiba.
Others call him the "wallee" – an affectionate nickname.
"Granny Smith" is the postal worker's affectionate nickname for you.
"Kiddo" was the affectionate nickname that Sam had given her.
He is personable and popular, and universally referred to by an affectionate nickname, Pak Lah.
Remember when George W Bush gave him the affectionate nickname Pootie-Poot?
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(He addresses us as "Internets," among other affectionate nicknames).
Ed" There's terrible poignancy in the casual mixture of affectionate nicknames and grim detail.
Watching him try to come up with affectionate nicknames for Daphne is a stomach-turning experience.
The donkey has more than 100 other affectionate nicknames in Brazilian Portuguese, including "drought endurer," "reservoir maker" and "earth smoother".
At one point in the film, as Charlotte and a troubled youth pal bond on a camping trip, they come up with affectionate nicknames for each other.
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