notionally Sentence Examples
- The notionally agreed-upon time of arrival was 10:00 AM, but the train was delayed.
- The government proposed a notionally balanced budget, but the actual deficit was significantly higher.
- The assets were notionally valued at $1 million, but their actual worth was much lower.
- The salesperson used a notionally fixed price, but offered discounts to certain customers.
- The company's profits were notionally distributed among its shareholders, but most of the money was retained by management.
- The plan was notionally designed to help the poor, but its actual impact was negligible.
- The proposal was notionally accepted by the board, but some members raised concerns.
- The agreement was notionally binding, but there were no legal consequences if it was breached.
- The deadline was notionally set for next Friday, but an extension was possible upon request.
- The contract was notionally valid for two years, but it could be terminated earlier under certain conditions.
notionally Meaning
notionally (adv.)
In mental apprehension; in conception; not in reality.
Synonyms & Antonyms of notionally
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Antonyms:
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Antonyms:
- real
- detectable
- real
- palpable
- factual
- discernible
- discernable
- distinct
- sensible
- appreciable
- observable
- definite
- defined
- factual
- nonabstract
- perceptible
- material
- distinct
- sensible
- visible
- nonabstract
- observable
- appreciable
- noticeable
- visible
- noticeable
- definite
- discernible
- discernable
- material
- detectable
- palpable
- perceptible
- defined
Synonyms:
- imperceptible
- cosmic
- invisible
- conjectural
- immaterial
- insubstantial
- nonphysical
- impractical
- unreal
- ideational
- utopian
- romantic
- cosmical
- intangible
- transcendental
- incorporeal
- ethereal
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word notionally
In mental apprehension; in conception; not in reality.
abstract,theoretical, conceptual, metaphysical, theoretic, speculative,mental, hypothetical, intellectual, ideal
tangible,physical, concrete, concrete, physical, substantial, substantial, tangible, actual, actual
The notionally agreed-upon time of arrival was 10:00 AM, but the train was delayed.
The government proposed a notionally balanced budget, but the actual deficit was significantly higher.
The assets were notionally valued at $1 million, but their actual worth was much lower.
The salesperson used a notionally fixed price, but offered discounts to certain customers.
