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nominal
adjective as in supposed, theoretical
adjective as in insignificant
Example Sentences
It also allows us to secure ingredients and products that are in nominal supply, as well as highlight certain farmers and producers who work with more limited availability.
While most mines are managed by the federal government, state officials lease out small parts of land to prospective miners every year at nominal prices.
But can selling off empty, derelict properties for a nominal amount help solve urban blight?
In both cases, the court found there were no available assets to seize so a confiscation order for the nominal amount of £1 was made.
Although the price differences for shoppers may be only nominal for most individual items, they can add up on a full cart.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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