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Nametag - Meaning, Definition & English Examples

A nametag is a small label or badge displaying a person’s name, often worn at events, workplaces, or schools to help others identify them easily. It promotes introductions and communication.

nametag

/ˈneɪmˌtæɡ/ /ˈneɪmˌtæɡ/

Definition:

A small label displaying a person's name, typically worn at events or workplaces.

Synonyms:

badge, label, ID tag

Part of Speech:

noun

Antonyms:

anonymity, namelessness

Common Collocations:

wear a nametag, print a nametag, design a nametag

Derivatives:

nametags (plural), nametagged (adjective)

Usage Tips:

Use "nametag" to refer to labels for identification, often at gatherings or professional settings.

Common Phrases:

"Hello, my name is, " stick-on nametag, lost your nametag

Etymology:

Derived from "name" + "tag," first recorded in the early 20th century for identification purposes.

Examples:

  • 1. She forgot her nametag at the conference.
  • 2. The teacher asked everyone to wear a nametag on the first day.
  • 3. His nametag fell off his shirt during the meeting.
  • 4. The volunteers wrote their names on sticky nametags.

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