Nomenclature is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NOMENCLATURE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the study of the application of the names of taxa
• the devising or choosing of names for things, especially in a science or other discipline
• the body or system of names used in a particular specialist field
• the term or terms applied to someone or something
• A name.
• A vocabulary, dictionary, or glossary.
• The technical names used in any particular branch of science or art, or by any school or individual; as, the nomenclature of botany or of chemistry; the nomenclature of Lavoisier and his associates.
• a system of words used to name things in a particular discipline
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• name, designation

Words related to NOMENCLATURE

nomenclatorial18 nomenclatural17 nomenclatures17

Words that contain NOMENCLATURE

nomenclatures17

How to use NOMENCLATURE in a sentence

• In the first draft Friendlove was called Dresswell, and in altering the nomenclature of the character Mrs.
• On the shelves, besides the ordinary outfit, there is an extensive geological collection, which in its classification and nomenclature shows scientific investigation.
• But there are nowhere any traces of English clan nomenclature in any of the cities.
• Local nomenclature also demands a short explanation.
• We do not go in for much variety of nomenclature in our family.
• Another device, which is remarkably widespread, as shown by Morgan, is kinship nomenclature.
• For this search of theirs we bless them, and shall always be glad they left their nomenclature to mind us of what this now wrecked people had achieved.
• The alteration in the nomenclature of the streets also continues.
• Were it not for Their love for humanity, spiritual love would be mere nomenclature.
• Regarding the nomenclature of this species there seems to be some uncertainty.
• Concerning Latin nomenclature, we have further troubles for settlement.
• They will be referred to the nomenclature committee at its next session.
• The nomenclature of the visible and known parts of the island was thus finished, and later, they would complete it as they made fresh discoveries.
• Such is the nomenclature of the different maps relating to the lunar world.
• An extensive nomenclature was steadily growing up, and the Latin, old French, and Saxon terms were giving way on all sides to the English.
• The not uncommon combination of a bridge and water has nothing to do with the nomenclature.
• Many of them have left their imprint upon the geographical nomenclature of the Middle West.
• The games were chiefly what are called in the nomenclature of the gambling fraternity.
• A fig for scientific nomenclature! you shall know them by their household names.
• Some of the smaller species exhibit forms of leaves which are utterly unknown in the nomenclature of living ferns.
• As long as zooelogical nomenclature was uncontrolled by any principle, the same vagueness and indecision prevailed here also.
• Nomenclature of the dye-Lichens, and of the Lichen-dyes.
• This nomenclature is obviously borrowed from railroad practice.
• His name was given to the dark lines in the solar spectrum, and the nomenclature is retained to the present time.

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