nominally

/nom-uh-nl-ee/US // ˈnɒm ə nl i //

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Definitions

adv.副词 adverb

1
- : by or as regards name; in name; ostensibly: He was nominally the leader, but others actually ran the organization.

Examples

In addition to three trips in 2016 described in court papers, he was here in 2015 — nominally to attend a training program at the University of New Haven.
The hearing nominally focused on disinformation and extremism, particularly in the wake of the January 6 events at the US Capitol.
The deeper question for Sundog is why a person who nominally loves the freedom of the hills devotes his hours debating their “rights” in situations that are rare approaching hypothetical.
This dynamic exercise lasted for about 30 seconds and appeared to proceed nominally as well.
Whereas all-wheel-drive crossovers waste energy driving the front and rear driveshafts and axles at all times, the Bronco Sport is fitted with a part-time system that nominally drives only the front wheels.
But one thing is becoming clearer: No matter who is nominally in charge, chaos will reign.
Meanwhile, the labor unions and liberal groups that nominally backed Cuomo could not be more thrilled to see him stumble.
But with winking acquiescence, the FDA, though nominally still watching over shoulders, more or less disappeared.
In other words, built into the negotiations nominally aimed at two states was a condition that made two states less likely.
Egypt and Syria were formal coalition members; even China and Russia were at least nominally on board.
This is a conquered city, virtually if not nominally in a state of siege, without assignable period.
Office hours in those days were nominally from nine till six, but for the juniors especially often much longer.
I am prepared to respect the franchise, to give substantially, although not nominally, equality.
Mr. Mitchell was nominally a Unitarian in his religious creed, but he held very lax notions of this theology, and verged to Deism.
The Celts sustained a long struggle against the Frankish kings, who only nominally occupied Brittany.

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Examples

In addition to three trips in 2016 described in court papers, he was here in 2015 — nominally to attend a training program at the University of New Haven.

The hearing nominally focused on disinformation and extremism, particularly in the wake of the January 6 events at the US Capitol.

The deeper question for Sundog is why a person who nominally loves the freedom of the hills devotes his hours debating their “rights” in situations that are rare approaching hypothetical.

This dynamic exercise lasted for about 30 seconds and appeared to proceed nominally as well.

Whereas all-wheel-drive crossovers waste energy driving the front and rear driveshafts and axles at all times, the Bronco Sport is fitted with a part-time system that nominally drives only the front wheels.

But one thing is becoming clearer: No matter who is nominally in charge, chaos will reign.

Meanwhile, the labor unions and liberal groups that nominally backed Cuomo could not be more thrilled to see him stumble.

But with winking acquiescence, the FDA, though nominally still watching over shoulders, more or less disappeared.

In other words, built into the negotiations nominally aimed at two states was a condition that made two states less likely.

Egypt and Syria were formal coalition members; even China and Russia were at least nominally on board.

This is a conquered city, virtually if not nominally in a state of siege, without assignable period.

Office hours in those days were nominally from nine till six, but for the juniors especially often much longer.

I am prepared to respect the franchise, to give substantially, although not nominally, equality.

Mr. Mitchell was nominally a Unitarian in his religious creed, but he held very lax notions of this theology, and verged to Deism.

The Celts sustained a long struggle against the Frankish kings, who only nominally occupied Brittany.