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Meanings of denominate in English
Usage of denominate in English
1
The Nestorians denominate him Chrysostom, from his remarkable powers as a preacher.
2
This making and unmaking of ideas doth very properly denominate the mind active.
3
Evidently his wife knew nothing of denominate quantities or decimal fractions.
4
Just what Doctor Dubble L. Dee would denominate an extraordinary concurrence of events.
5
Some men said that it was the comet-star, which others denominate the long-hair'd star.
6
It is for others than me to denominate it a handsome one.)
7
That which tends to conserve our existence we denominate good.
8
And are we alone excluded from what the world chooses to denominate polite society?
9
Is not this sufficient to denominate a man a SCEPTIC?
10
Now when the appetite is in such a state we denominate it obedient and chastened.
11
Thus it is that they whom we denominate 'savages' are made to deserve the title.
12
Here is a specimen of that despot over the people whom the Greeks denominate a tyrant.
13
I don't see a need for oil trade to be denominated differently.
14
They rejected all bids at a euro-denominated debt tender earlier this week.
15
Investors typically use dollar-denominated commodities as safe havens when the currency weakens.
16
Only 40 percent of its debt is now denominated in foreign currency.
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