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Definitionadv. in name only
Last update: July 3, 2015
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The Ruffians are only nominally subject to the sultan of Morocco, against whose authority they are in constant revolt. [Please select]
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Rochesterboth virtually and nominally. [Please select]
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Besides, he was only nominally pious. [Please select]
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But being a married man (no matter how nominally), too much sunning appeared reprehensible. [Please select]
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Four guards were appointed, nominally to do him honor, but really, as Frank saw, to prevent him from making his escape. [Please select]
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And in many instances those who had been nominally owners remained upon the farms as tenants after foreclosure. [Please select]
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The king it was who nominally settled everything with their advice. [Please select]
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] The executive power was both nominally and actually in the hands of the councils. [Please select]
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His rule, nominally despotic, is limited by powers and influences understood by few persons outside of his palace. [Please select]
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What astonishes us in regard to these events is that Britain and France long remained nominally at peace while they were carrying on active hostilities in America and sending from Europe armies to fight. [Please select]
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If his first scheme fails in the first act, it is difficult to arouse interest in the nominally imperilled innocence which is left in danger. [Please select]
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