0 An eponymous character in a play, book, etc. has the same name as the title.
Victorian, Wagnerian, and dickensian are all examples of eponymous adjectives.
But when the eponymous hero of the new verb entered the conversational lists it was seen that his predominant quality was strength.
By a curious coincidence all the names of eponymous heroes chanced to remind people of beasts.
Each foreign element in a community had its own intellectual life and immemorial tribal traditions, which reflected ancient habits of life and perpetuated the doctrines of eponymous ancestors.
At its end is a powerful ode for baritone and orchestra to the eponymous city and its treasured memory.
The eponymous hero, whose unrequited love comprises the principal theme of the opera, sings no fewer than six airs in this style.
In the medical literature, perhaps the most obvious, and certainly the most readily manifest, is to become eponymous.
What draws the eponymous character out of his self-imposed isolation is a pastoral play staged for his benefit.
How then should we read the work of ideology in the compound signifier 'twentiethcentury music', and in this, the eponymous journal?
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