renames

Gives new title

Renames is the third-person singular form of rename, meaning to give a new name to something: The company renames its products every few years.

Also the plural noun for instances of renaming: The file system tracks all renames.

digital

file

Stored collection of data

  • folderContainer for loose papers
  • documentWritten or electronic file
  • batchQuantity produced together

extension · save as · overwrite · directory · filename · desktop · download · backup · duplicate · copy

personal

baby

Very young child

divorce · surname · maiden · hyphenate · witness · identity · passport · license · documentation · transition

rebranding

company

Commercial enterprise or guests

  • productManufactured item for sale
  • logoCompany identifying symbol
  • marketingPromoting goods to consumers

launch · announcement · rebrand · brand · identity · refresh · strategy · campaign · merger · acquisition

official

certificate

Formal written attestation

  • deedWritten property conveyance
  • legalPermitted by statute
  • courtTrial venue or sports surface

petition · amendment · registration · title · trademark · patent · incorporation · rebranding · entity · charter

geographic

street

Public urban roadway

  • cityLarge populated area
  • countrySovereign state or territory
  • monumentStructure honoring someone remembered

building · stadium · colonialism · independence · commemoration · decolonization · controversy · petition · signage · maps

Opposites
file/entity operations

renamesdeletes

Removes stored information

removes · erases · destroys · eliminates · trashes

naming actions

renamesanonymizes

Removes identifying information

maintains

Family

rename, renamed, renaming

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G