The United States Department of State notes that when creating a non-binding contract, it is imperative that both parties understand and use language that reinforces the notion that the instrument is non-binding.
See all translations. uk â /ËsjuË.dÉ.nÉªm/ us â /ËsuË.dÉ.nÉªm/. âº a name someone uses instead of their real name, especially on a written work: She writes under a pseudonym.
An author of a copyrighted work can use a pseudonym or pen name. A work is pseudonymous if the author is identified on copies or phonorecords of the work by a fictitious name. Nicknames and other diminutive forms of legal names are not considered fictitious. Copyright does not protect pseudonyms or other names.