nominal in Greek
nominal in Greek is ονομαστικός — nominal means existing in name only, rather than in reality or practice.
nominal in Greek
ονομαστικός
Pronounced: onomastikos
What does "nominal" mean?
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adjective Existing in name only, rather than in reality or practice.
"He's the nominal head of the company, but his sister makes all the real decisions."
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adjective Very small in amount, especially referring to a fee or cost.
"They charge a nominal fee just to cover printing costs."
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nominal in a sentence
- He's the nominal head of the company, but his sister makes all the real decisions.
- The fee was purely nominal, just a dollar to make the contract official.
- They charge a nominal fee just to cover printing costs.
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What is "nominal" in Greek?
"nominal" in Greek is ονομαστικός. nominal means: Existing in name only, rather than in reality or practice.
How do you pronounce ονομαστικός?
"nominal" in Greek is ονομαστικός, pronounced "onomastikos".
How do you use "nominal" in a sentence?
Example: "He's the nominal head of the company, but his sister makes all the real decisions." In Greek, "nominal" is ονομαστικός.
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