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Nominally

adverb

Nominally means in name or officially, but not always fully in practice.

9 letters 4 syllables

What does Nominally mean?

Nominally means in name or officially, but not always fully in practice.

Dictionary definition

In name only, or officially stated but not always fully true in practice.

Example sentences

Nominally in a sentence

easy

The club was nominally open to everyone.

medium

She was nominally the leader, but the whole team helped make decisions.

hard

A rule may be nominally simple while still requiring careful explanation in real situations.

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Practice 1

What does nominally mean?

Practice 2

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Practice 3

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Nominally

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Sounds like

nah · muh · nuh · lee · strongest beat: nah

Synonyms

Words like Nominally

officiallyUse when something is stated by name or rule.
in nameUse when a title exists but may not show the full reality.
Antonyms

Opposite words

actuallyUse for what is true in practice.
trulyUse for what is genuinely the case.
Synonym practice

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Word family

Nominally word family

Base word

nominally

adjective

nominal

Existing in name or stated form.

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