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symbolic name

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symbolic name [sim′bäl·ik ′nām]
(computer science)
A name given to some entity that is actually something else; for example, the name of a table in a computer program actually represents the physical storage locations used to hold the data stored in that table, as well as the values stored in those locations.
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And the fact that the scientist, a smouldering hunk who goes by the unsubtly symbolic name of Christian King (Emun Elliott), seems permanently on the verge of snogging her face off.
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And the fact that the scientist, a smouldering hunk who goes by the unsubtly symbolic name of Christian King (Emun Elliott), seems permanently on the verge of snogging her face off.
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