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What is an assumed identity or character called?

An assumed identity or character can be called several things, depending on the context:

* Alias: This is the most common term, especially for a false name used to conceal one's true identity.

* Pseudonym: This term is often used for writers, artists, and musicians who choose to use a different name for their work.

* Nom de plume: Similar to pseudonym, this term is specifically used for writers.

* Persona: This term implies a more elaborate and carefully constructed identity, often used in psychology and social sciences.

* Alter ego: This term suggests a separate and distinct personality, often associated with superheroes or fictional characters.

* Incognito: This term implies someone is deliberately concealing their identity, often to avoid recognition.

* Disguise: This term refers to the physical changes used to alter someone's appearance, such as a costume or makeup.

The specific term used will depend on the specific situation and the intention behind the assumed identity.

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