Having received an additional name or epithet as a mark of honor or achievement.
From agname + -ed (past participle/adjectival suffix). Describes someone who has been given an agnomen or additional honorific name.
An agnamed hero in ancient Rome was instantly recognizable—Pompey the Great, Octavian Augustus—these extra names were resume-builders that told stories of conquest and excellence.
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