In natural languages most words have multiple meanings (are polysemantic), and we use them mostly on their own, disambiguating by the context (it's like, which modules were imported in the scope), and disambiguating explicitly only when needed (like saying "Nim programming language" instead of just "Nim"), and the cases are relatively rare. Nim in this aspect behaves like natural languages, and I think it makes people feel comfortable with it (making programs sources more "natural" for people was the main reason for inventing high-level programming languages).
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