Nominally is valid Scrabble Word

Is nominally a scrabble word?
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9 letters word
14 points in Scrabble
18 points in WWF

Definitions for NOMINALLY in dictionary:

VERB:

In a nominal manner; by name; in name only; not in reality.

ADVERB:

NOMINAL, in name only
in name only; officially though perhaps not in reality

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

of, relating to, or being a noun or a word or expression taking a noun construction

Words related to NOMINALLY

nominal9

Words that contain NOMINALLY

cognominally20 prenominally19 pronominally19 praenominally20

How to use NOMINALLY in a sentence

And who is superior to the ideas of his age? On the execution of the King, the supreme authority was nominally in the hands of Parliament.
They nominally belong to a rat-folk who, at one time, had been very numerous and powerful, but who were now dying out.
Nominally, he was a student of law in the office of Lincoln and Herndon, but in effect he passed his time in completing his plans of militia reform.
Prince Henry, according to custom, becoming nominally Lord-Lieutenant, with Kildare as deputy under him.
The difficulties of Blount and the Tennessee frontiersmen were increased by the very fact that the Cherokees and Creeks still nominally remained at peace.
No one had heard a shot, and the sentinel at our doors, set nominally for honor, but really to watch the house, had not heard any sound.
An army nominally 1,000 strong was sent against a group of barely fifty bandits and failed to defeat them.
The struggle, nominally over an incident, was in reality over a policy.
The Slave Trade, though nominally abolished, is actively pursued here, eighty-three slaves having been landed just before my arrival, and another cargo during my stay.
The marshal bound himself personally to pay Louis 10,000 marks, nominally as expenses, really as a bribe to accept these terms.

But if for the present it is incumbent on us, in proper consideration for the parties, not to be nominally precise, it is hardly requisite in this household that we should be.
Nominally free, she was to all intents and purposes a prisoner at Trenby Hall till Kitty or Penelope came home.
Many of their adherents are nominally educated above the average.
The plain on which the town is situated, is sixty miles long and ten or twelve wide, and contains about seventy nominally Christian villages.
The serfs proper lived in villages, had houses and plots of land of their own, and were nominally never sold except with the estate.
Uncas was nominally their ally, but really their subject.
Prices are nominally the same as were quoted last week, but show an upward tendency.
I do not know any poor men, and even the charities in which I am nominally interested are managed by little groups of rich ones.
England had been nominally at war with Spain since the beginning of the reign of Charles I.
They had been bought up nominally by himself, and must be given to him.
The proposals accepted next year implied virtually the recognition of the Dutch republic as an independent nation, though nominally there was only a truce for twelve years.
After the Emperors, the sixth and last head that existed in Rome in its dragonic form, came the Popes, the only head that existed after the empire had nominally become Christian.
By means of this iniquitous practice the wages in the Slave-trade, though nominally higher in order to induce seamen to engage in it, were actually lower than in other trades.
In some parts the father retires at a certain age, either really or nominally, and all becomes vested technically in his eldest son.
Under this family, Egypt, though nominally tributary to Turkey, has enjoyed all the advantages of an independent kingdom.
Meanwhile, since 1707, a Colonel Hooke had been acting in Scotland, nominally in Jacobite, really rather in French interests.
Consequently the nations that forced their way into Southern Gaul, and over the Pyrenees into Spain, were, nominally at least, Christians of the Arian persuasion.

Similar words containing NOMINAL without suffix ly

nominal9 nominals10 adnominal12 agnominal12 binominal13 denominal12 adnominals13 binominals14 cognominal15 nominalise12 nominalism14 nominalist12 nominalize21 prenominal14 pronominal14 surnominal12 nominalised14 nominalises13 nominalisms15 nominalists13 nominalized23 nominalizes22 praenominal15 cognominally20 multinominal16 nominalising15 nominalistic16 nominalizing24 prenominally19 pronominally19 praenominally20 pronominalise17 pronominalize26 nominalisation16 nominalization25 pronominalised19 pronominalises18 pronominalized28 pronominalizes27 nominalisations17 nominalizations26 pronominalising20 pronominalizing29

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