(of a sum of money or charge) very small; far less than the normal value or cost.
nomin+al
Shared component: nomin · name
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nomin
name
Related forms: nomin · 13 words in this dictionary
Related words
Shared components, not spelling prefixesTo formally suggest someone for a job, position, or award.
nomin+ate
Shared component: nomin · name
a person who is officially suggested for a position, duty, or prize
nomin+ee
Shared component: nomin · name
to give a specific name or designation to something; to call by a particular name.
de+nomin+ate
Shared component: nomin · name
A recognized autonomous branch of a religious body, especially a Christian church.
de+nomin+ation
Shared component: nomin · name
The act of officially suggesting someone or something for a job, position, or prize.
nomin+ation
Shared component: nomin · name
The number below the line in a fraction that shows the number of equal parts the whole is divided into.
de+nomin+ator
Shared component: nomin · name
relating to or associated with a particular religious denomination.
de+nomin+ational
Shared component: nomin · name
nominallyExtended relation
In name or form but not in reality or fact.
nomin+al+ly
Extended relation: nomin · name
nominatedExtended relation
to formally suggest someone or something for a job, position, or prize
nomin+ate+ed
Extended relation: nomin · name
pronominalExtended relation
Relating to, acting like, or being a pronoun.
pro+nomin+al
Extended relation: nomin · name
renominationExtended relation
the act of nominating someone for a position or office again
re+nomin+ation
Extended relation: nomin · name
ignominiouslyExtended relation
in a manner that causes public shame or loss of respect; disgracefully.
in+gnomin+iously
Extended relation: nomin · name