Nominal is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NOMINAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a noun or phrase etc. standing as a noun
• A nominalist.
• A verb formed from a noun.
• A name; an appellation.
• a phrase that can function as the subject or object of a verb
• nominal element
ADJECTIVE:
• in name only
• (of a role or status) existing in name only
• relating to or consisting of names
• (of a price or charge) very small; far below the real value or cost
• (of a quantity or dimension) stated or expressed but not necessarily corresponding exactly to the real value
• expressed in terms of current prices or figures, without making allowance for changes over time
• relating to or functioning as a noun
• (chiefly in the context of space travel) functioning normally or acceptably.
• Of or pertaining to a name or names; having to do with the literal meaning of a word; verbal; as, a nominal definition.
• Existing in name only; not real; as, a nominal difference.
• relating to or constituting or bearing or giving a name
• insignificantly small; a matter of form only (`tokenish\' is informal)
• pertaining to a noun or to a word group that functions as a noun
• of, relating to, or characteristic of an amount that is not adjusted for inflation
• named; bearing the name of a specific person
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a word used as a noun

Words related to NOMINAL

nominally14 nominals10

Words that contain NOMINAL

nominals10 adnominal12 agnominal12 binominal13 denominal12 nominally14 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

How to use NOMINAL in a sentence

• Brush the nominal owner were made with malicious intent, of which the writer has proof, and through a desire, if possible, to combat the popularity and the success of the Giants.
• The great Kafur was dead, and its nominal ruler was a child.
• He relied, it seems, on his own personal superiority for raising him to the head of affairs eventually, let who would take the nominal lead at first.
• She demanded her dismissal from the nominal dignity, which was now but a title of disgrace.
• Nor were there seen among the barbaric chieftains the virtues of ancient Pagan Rome and Greece, for Christianity was nominal.
• The nominal employer or manager is not the real employer.
• However, as long as I live your responsibilities will be only nominal.
• There is a marked distinction of rank all over Switzerland, except in Geneva, Vaud and the small democratic cantons such as Zug and Schwytz, where it is merely nominal.
• And the nominal heads, knowing that he can be relied upon politically, are grateful, and give him their good word freely.
• To grant to any set of people nominal freedom, and deny them economic freedom is only half solving the difficulty.
• The regimental organization is a mere nominal arrangement, for in actual service artillery acts by batteries, and never by regiments.
• I mentioned our losses by the desertion of the Waiyau, but his power is merely nominal, and he could do nothing.
• The matter of competition in business was purely nominal.
• When it became independent Greece was extremely ill administered under a nominal parliamentary government by politicians who made use of the brigands for their own purposes.
• The nominal pretext was an improvement of our line.
• The large nominal proportion of Buddhists is deceptive.
• With no interest in his nominal profession, he had at the same time no clear conception of the function to which his genius called him.
• Forces over which their leaders have lost all except nominal control when beaten do not surrender.
• At his side was Dave Darrin, whose duties were likely to prove mainly nominal.
• It seems, however, the conversion of Mihyar was only nominal.
• How early the functions of cook and the property attached to the position were separated, and the tenure of the land made dependent on a nominal ceremony, is not quite clear.
• In the East the attempts permanently to annex Armenia, or a portion of Parthia, had so far proved but nominal or almost entirely vain.
• Suffice it to say that, with only nominal interference from the law, the first Committee hanged four people and banished a great many more for the good of their country.
• I am aware of no precedent for granting such exclusive rights to a manufacturing company for a nominal consideration.
• Her nominal allies found themselves actually her tributary dependencies, and various attempts to break free from her yoke had made it only more secure and more burdensome.
• He was too old and infirm probably to be worth anything, and had been allowed to go free, or to purchase himself for a mere nominal sum.
• He had the name of having a wife and four children, but according to the Laws of Delaware, he only had a nominal right in them.
• Both Spain and Portugal were in his possession, as far as military occupation and nominal sovereignty could ensure them to him.

Similar words containing NOMIN without suffix al

nomina8 nominee9 agnomina11 ignominy14 menomini12 nominals10 nominate10 nominees10 venoming14 adnominal12 agnominal12 binominal13 cognomina14 conominee13 denominal12 menominee13 menominis13 nominable13 nominally14 nominated12 nominates11 nominator11 prenomina13 adnominals13 binominals14 cognominal15 conominees14 denominate13 envenoming16 ignominies13 innominate12 menominees14 nominalise12 nominalism14 nominalist12 nominalize21 nominately15 nominating13 nomination12 nominative15 nominators12 praenomina14 prenominal14 pronominal14 renominate12 surnominal12 cognominate16 denominable16 denominated15 denominates14 denominator14 ignominious14 innominable15 nominalised14 nominalises13 nominalisms15 nominalists13 nominalized23 nominalizes22 nominations13 nominatival16 nominatives16 outvenoming17 praenominal15 prenominate15 renominated14 renominates13 nominatable15 cognominally20 cognominated18 cognominates17 denominating16 denomination15 denominative18 denominators15 innominables16 multinominal16 nominalising15 nominalistic16 nominalizing24 nominatively20 prenominally19 prenominated17 prenominates16 pronominally19 renominating15 renomination14 cognominating19 cognomination18 denominations16 denominatives19 ignominiously19 nominativally21 praenominally20 prenominating18 prenomination17 pronominalise17 pronominalize26 renominations15 cognominations19 denominational17 denominatively23 nominalisation16 nominalization25 prenominations18 pronominalised19 pronominalises18 pronominalized28 pronominalizes27 ignominiousness18 nominalisations17 nominalizations26 pronominalising20 pronominalizing29 interdenominati18 denominationali18 undenominationa18 nondenomination18 undenominational19 denominationalism22 ignominiousnesses20 nondenominational20 denominationalisms23 interdenominational22 nondenominationalism25 nondenominationalisms26

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