appellation
1 of 1noun/ˌæpəˈleɪʃən/
Forms:appellations
1
a name, title, or term used to identify and distinguish a person, place, or thing
- "Doctor" is an appellation earned through years of study.
- The city has long carried the appellation "Pearl of the Orient."
- His formal appellation includes several honorary titles.
- The mountain's ancient appellation is still used by locals.
- She disliked the appellation given to her by the press.
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2
a designation that specifies the geographic origin of grapes used to make a wine
- Champagne is an appellation that applies only to wine from that region of France.
- The winery proudly displays its appellation on every bottle.
- Bordeaux is a famous French appellation known worldwide.
- Wines with the same appellation must meet strict production standards.
- The appellation guarantees both origin and quality.