In the grammar lesson, the teacher explained that 'dog' is an appellative rather than a proper noun.

In his analysis of ancient inscriptions, he noted that the word 'lord' was appellative, used to denote any ruler rather than a particular person.

In the linguistic study, the researcher cataloged several obscure appellatives used by coastal communities.

In his notes, the scholar marked the word appellatively to indicate that it functioned as an appellative noun rather than a proper name.

The poet argued that the appellativeness of the title gave the poem an immediate universal appeal.

We sold all the appels by noon at the farmers' market.

The committee determined that the decision was fully appellable under the new regulations, allowing affected parties to seek review.

The court examined the appellancy of the ruling to determine whether an appeal could proceed.

The museum updated the historical appellations on each exhibit's plaque to reflect current research.

Appel signed the contract and smiled as they left the room.