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Term: Nome de Plumm

Description:

Nome de Plumm is a term derived from the French phrase "nom de plume" which translates to "pen name" in English. It is commonly used to refer to a pseudonym or a fictitious name adopted by an author or writer. Writers often use a nome de plumm to conceal their true identity or to create a unique persona for their literary works.

Sample sentences:

1. George Orwell, whose nome de plumm was Eric Blair, is well-known for his timeless novel "1984".
2. The renowned crime author, Robert Galbraith, is actually a nome de plumm for J.K. Rowling, the creator of Harry Potter.
3. Many female authors in the 19th century resorted to using a male nome de plumm to increase the acceptance of their works in a male-dominated publishing industry.
4. The mysterious writer, publishing under the nome de plumm Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, introduced the iconic detective character Sherlock Holmes to the world.
5. The talented poetess released a collection of beautiful poems under her nome de plumm "Luna Serenade".

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