Can you give me examples of "renamed to"?

The file was renamed to 'report.docx'. The company was renamed to 'ABC Corporation'. The street was renamed to 'Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard'. The product was renamed to 'SuperTech 2000'. The building was renamed to 'Sunrise Tower'.

What are some alternatives to "renamed to"?

changed to rebranded as converted to transformed into switched to

Can you give me examples of "renamed"?

The company was renamed. The street was renamed. The product was renamed. The building was renamed. The file was renamed.

What are some alternatives to "renamed"?

given a new name rechristened rebranded changed the name of assigned a new name

Which is correct:
"renamed to" or "renamed"?

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renamed to

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English when specifying the new name that something has been changed to.

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Use "renamed to" when you want to indicate the specific new name that has been given to something after a change.

Examples:

The file was renamed to 'report.docx'.
The company was renamed to 'ABC Corporation'.
The street was renamed to 'Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard'.
The product was renamed to 'SuperTech 2000'.
The building was renamed to 'Sunrise Tower'.

Alternatives:

changed to
rebranded as
converted to
transformed into
switched to

renamed

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English when stating that something has been given a new name without specifying the new name.

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Use "renamed" when you want to mention that something has been given a new name without providing the specific new name.

Examples:

The company was renamed.
The street was renamed.
The product was renamed.
The building was renamed.
The file was renamed.

Alternatives:

given a new name
rechristened
rebranded
changed the name of
assigned a new name

Both "renamed to" and "renamed" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "Renamed to" is used when specifying the new name that something has been changed to, while "renamed" is used when simply stating that something has been given a new name.

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Which is correct: "renamed to" or "renamed"?

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Which is correct:
"renamed to" or "renamed"?