In an appellative manner; as a common name or general term rather than a specific proper name.
From 'appellative' plus -ly, creating an adverb describing how something functions or is used as a common designation.
The word 'sandwich' is used appellatively (any filling between bread) but comes from the Earl of Sandwich—showing how proper names can fall and become common words through repeated use.
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