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Definition of «nominal»

The term nominal refers to something that is given a specific name or designation, but it does not necessarily reflect its true nature or characteristics. In other words, it is a label or title that may not accurately represent the underlying reality or essence of what it represents.

Usage examples

  1. The company offers a free product with a nominal fee for additional features.
  2. She received a nominal salary increase this year.
  3. The book was sold for a nominal price during the sale.
  4. We had to pay a nominal fee to join the fitness center.
  5. The restaurant offers a selection of snacks at nominal prices.
  6. The repairs were done at a nominal cost due to the warranty.
  7. The car insurance comes with a nominal deductible.
  8. The hotel offers a nominal charge for room service.
  9. The subscription gives you access to a nominal monthly fee.
  10. The café serves a nominal amount of coffee with the breakfast meal.

Phrases with «nominal»

Sentences with «nominal»

  • Some homeowners insurance and renters insurance policies include identity theft insurance, and, if not, you can generally add the coverage for nominal fee. (policygenius.com)
  • Some homeowners insurance and renters insurance policies include identity theft insurance, and, if not, you can generally add the coverage for nominal fee. (policygenius.com)
  • Isn't the 80 year nominal rate of return nearly 10 %? (canadiancapitalist.com)
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