Difference between Monikers and Sobriquet

MONIKERS vs SOBRIQUET: NOUN

Plural form of moniker.
A familiar name for a person (often a shortened version of a person's given name)

An assumed name; a fanciful epithet or appellation; a nickname.
A nickname; a fanciful appellation.
An assumed name.
An affectionate or humorous nickname.
A familiar name for a person (often a shortened version of a person's given name)

Surnames, Adjective, Nom de plume, Spellings, Connotations, Prefix, Nomenclature, Name, Monickers, Monicker, Nicknames, Cognomen, Soubriquet, Sobriquet, Nickname

Diminutives, Suffix, Forename, Appellation, Descriptor, Surnames, Adjective, Nom de plume, Spellings, Prefix, Name, Cognomen, Soubriquet, Sobriquet, Nickname

These monikers represent the qualities for which individuals and groups are best known.
Below are the monikers of some famous felines, both real and imagined.
But FOSL and EGO were the main monikers cited by a prosecutor.
Inspired Names Let these enticing monikers whet your naming appetite.
That she earned those monikers without controversy says it all.
Monikers is a fun party game to play in teams.
Let these enticing monikers whet your naming appetite.
Cleveland has had one or two regrettable monikers.
Release all existing monikers before loading the state.
Sean Combs in being known by different monikers.

He has been identified with Janico or Jenkin Savage, also seneschal of Ulster, whose name Janico was perhaps a sobriquet.
Using his special abilities to help dying patients in a hospice, he has come to the sobriquet of Doctor Sleep.
The huge page size earned it the sobriquet the Great Bible.
If not Tatts, how about the Italian gaming giant Lottomatica who hid under the sobriquet of GTEC?
But "Crappy Tire" earned its sobriquet by perfecting the art of the frustrating shopping experience.
For all that, the Steel Priest lived up to both sides of that facile sobriquet.
The rule is made more opaque by its misleading sobriquet, the best evidencerule.
The express from Brighton, he could remember when the sobriquet had amused him.
Working his will whithersoever he fancies, unseen, unknown but for his sobriquet.
Stapleton refer to him by the sobriquet Flash.