Modifying Another Word

• totally: Frazer Richardson did put in a decent cross for Spring's equalizer but was otherwise totally anonymous - almost as much as Ian Moore.

• completely: All calls and emails to us are completely anonymous.

• largely: World Cup Side - Russia had some talented players but were doomed to have a largely anonymous campaign.

• entirely: Completion of the questionnaire is entirely anonymous and will take only a minute or two of your time.

• strictly: Method of submission: Abstracts, in English or in French, should be strictly anonymous and should contain no more than 1.000 words.

• fairly: The first 20 minutes seemed to be made up of fairly anonymous reportage.

Preposition: on

• request: We make no guarantees about answers, but you can be anonymous on request.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• keep: It is also possible to keep the respondents anonymous.

Modifies a noun

• ftp: Added a mention of how to get the course via anonymous ftp.

• donor: There are also two Action Zones in Wales funded by an anonymous donor.

• reviewer: We also thank the anonymous reviewers for their helpful comments.

• benefactor: An anonymous benefactor has recently undertaken to swell the funds available.

• subroutine: In place of a SUBNAME, you can provide a BLOCK as an anonymous, in-line sort subroutine.

• referee: The author is also grateful to the anonymous referees for helpful comments.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: A UCL student who asked to remain anonymous said, What do you expect?

• stay: Always stay anonymous, using a nickname all the time.

• render: Where reports are required for statistical purposes the data must be rendered anonymous.

• keep: Papers are usually sent to three or more reviewers, who are kept anonymous.

• become: There is much less support; student groups tend to be larger and individuals can become anonymous.

• make: At no time do the mentee and mentor meet and all correspondence is made anonymous.