pseudonymously
- adverb
- /ˌsuːdəˈnɪməsli/
- The journalist wrote several articles pseudonymously to protect himself from backlash.
- written pseudonymously
Examples
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Republic of Fear, a remorseless indictment of Ba'thist rule in Iraq that appeared in 1989, was written pseudonymously, its author fearful of retribution from the regime in Baghdad.
Academic text (1995) -
He wasn't content to rant pseudonymously and vent in threads.
Blog text (14) -
Three institutions in the southeastern United States were selected for study, pseudonymously identified as Metropolitan University, City Community College, and Spirit College.
Academic text (1997) -
Data were collected pseudonymously and stored on a secured server. # Results # Cohort Characteristics #
Academic text (2015) -
And you know, The Federalist Papers and you know what it what it meant to be able to have the right to speak pseudonymously or anonymously.
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It is pseudonymously attributed to Bishop Timothy of Alexandria.
Academic text (2004) -
Duchamp, of course, superseded this four years later when he pseudonymously presented an overturned porcelain urinal to the Society of Independent Artists in New York as a work of art.
Academic text (2001) -
He blogs pseudonymously to maintain a tissue of fiction in the increasingly unlikely event that he is ever nominated to the bench, although he has little doubt that a sufficiently motivated detective could ascertain his true identity.
Blog text (19) -
The author chose to publish her novel pseudonymously to keep her identity private.
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Many students contribute to the online forum pseudonymously to avoid revealing their true identities.
Synonyms
Without saying who you are
Hiding who you are so people do not recognize you
Antonyms
How Anonymous
Surface Forms
Morphology
pseudonymously = pseudonymous (transparent) = pseudonym + ous + ly
Formed by standard derivation: 'pseudonym' -> 'pseudonymous' -> +'-ly' to make an adverb, so the meaning is directly predictable from the base.
Etymology
Pseudonymously comes from the parts pseudo- ('false') and -onym ('name'). So it means doing something under a false name, like publishing under a pen name or staying anonymous.