Sentence examples for negative appellation from inspiring English sources
In 1993, after more than 300 years of this negative appellation, the members of the Wisconsin Winnebago Tribe revised their constitution in order to replace this legal name with the ethnonym (self-name) Ho-Chunk, meaning the "People of the Big Voice" in Hocąk, their language.
"Still, despite these costs, there is much to be gained by allowing people of all backgrounds to yank nigger away from white supremacists, to subvert its ugliest denotation, and to convert the N-word from a negative into a positive appellation.
In 1971, the International Romani Union (IRU) adopted the self-appellation of "Roma" rather than gypsy, which has negative connotations.
The appellation isn't precise.
The appellation, though partly ironic,….
What a wonderful appellation!
Those standards include a national appellation.
The appellation itself is a synecdoche.
Negative, negative, negative.
A.V.A.'s resemble France's appellation system.
The appellation "Blue" just will not do.
