Personally I ask myself that question often for more than just those predicates, e.g.
For this use of concurrent_forall instead of concurrent_forall(:Generate, :Test)
I think of it as concurrent_forall(:Generate unique threads values, :Call thread with unique values)
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For such cases where it was a revelation to think of it differently I will often add a comment in my code or note it when writing about it. In some cases I will even add a wrapper predicate with the new name so that the reading of other predicates using it is more natural. Yes I know that will slow down the code but if code can not be understood then it is likely to be tossed by those maintaining it.
So yes, don’t beholden to the name as given.