Difference between Monikers and Soubriquet

MONIKERS vs SOUBRIQUET: NOUN

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

Alternative spelling of sobriquet.
See sobriquet.
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.

The private investigator's efforts have quite rightly earned him the soubriquet of Indiana Jones of the art world.
The soubriquet an tearmainn means 'of the termon', i.e. church lands of sanctuary.
The soubriquet the Green Machine sounds slightly misplaced at the moment.
We suspect the soubriquet was bestowed on her by the late diarist Nigel Dempster.