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aka
[ ey-key-ey ]
abbreviation for
- also known as: (used to indicate another name or alias used by a person):
According to police records he is Joe Smith aka “Baby Face Smith” and Joseph Smathers.
aka
1/ ˈɑːkə /
noun
- a vine, Metrosideros scandens , found in New Zealand
a.k.a.
2abbreviation for
- also known as
aka
- An abbreviation meaning “also known as.” It is primarily used by law enforcement officials to specify an alias: “John Smith, aka Jonathan Jones.”
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Word History and Origins
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Example Sentences
This particular anti-feminist perspective aligns with the popularity of tradwife content, which has exploded on social media with the popularity of TikTok creators like Hannah Neeleman, aka Ballerina Farm.
The world has an insatiable demand for lithium, aka “white gold,” a metal critical in electric vehicle batteries, and most of it now comes from giant evaporation ponds in places such as Chile, Argentina, and Bolivia.
"Especially if you love music, that's the fun part," the US star, aka the Rock, told BBC News.
"Especially if you love music, that's the fun part," the US star, aka The Rock, told BBC News on the red carpet.
The Supreme Court justified “Jim Crow” aka separate but “equal” by arguing in Plessy v.
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