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Meaning & Definition of Nominally in English

English

Nominally

In name only; formally or officially.


Pronunciation:

/ˈnɒm.ɪ.nə.li/

Part of Speech:

adverb

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: In name only; not reflecting actual circumstances.

    Example Sentence: The company was nominally led by a board of directors, but the CEO made all the decisions.

  • Definition: Relating to a nominal or symbolic amount.

    Example Sentence: He received a nominal fee for his services.

  • Definition: At a stated or minimal rate.

    Example Sentence: The nominal interest rate does not account for inflation.

Etymology

Origin: Late Latin 'nominalis', from 'nomen' meaning 'name'.

Synonyms

officiallytheoreticallyformallyin name only

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • nominally in charge: Having the title or position without real authority.
  • nominal interest: The stated interest rate before taking inflation into account.
  • nominal value: The face value of something without considering market value.

Translations

  • Spanish: nominalmente
  • French: nominalement
  • German: nominal
  • Russian: номинально

Related Words

  • nominal: Relating to or being a name or names; slight or small.
  • nomenclature: A system of names used in a particular field.
  • nomen: A name, especially in Roman times.

Slang Meanings of nominally

  • Meaning: Just for show; not genuine.

    Example Sentence: That committee is just nominally inclusive; they don't really take opinions.

  • Meaning: Only a title with no real power.

    Example Sentence: She's nominally the leader, but the real decisions are made elsewhere.