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Meanings of notional in English
Synonyms
Examples for "ideational"
Examples for "ideational"
1
In this case, the suppressed ideational complex manifested itself in signing the name.
2
Rather, however, they are due to peculiarities of the ideational and emotional centers.
3
As one grows older his mind grows more and more ideational.
4
The older we become, the richer is our ideational life.
5
There is no need to add that my ideational abstinence went unrecognized and unrewarded.
1
As a concept, or in a conceptional context, it did not extend far enough.
2
Without rules, women will be rudderless in a mire of menstrual blood and conceptional gore.
3
To dramatize it a bit, it attempts to free the selfish gene from the individual organism, which has been its conceptional prison.
4
There is now no reverence for any thing; and the reason is, that men possess conceptions only, and all their knowledge is conceptional only.
5
In 5 out of 9 infants (recorded at 28-34 weeks conceptional age) circadian rhythms were found in body temperature.
Usage of notional in English
1
Even where banks wield notional bargaining power, using it is not straightforward.
2
In corporate accounting practice, the notional owners and managers are the shareholders.
3
It is not the prices but the market itself which is notional.
4
They will no longer have even the notional support of the Church.'
5
Whatever danger Jude had discovered, or believed she'd discovered, it was notional.
6
The choice for these women to abstain from sex is often notional.
7
Multilateral compression is another tool for swaps end-users to reduce notional exposures.
8
Dear me, Diane, you're growing notional-andfarms are very damp in spring.
9
She's a smart child, and being an only one, she's some notional.
10
Freedom needs to be more than notional, it also needs to be embodied.
11
This year, the notional cake had a million and fifty candles.
12
Therefore in God there is no power in respect of the notional acts.
13
Intermittent clashes continue despite a notional ceasefire and diplomatic peace efforts.
14
It's time to count real delegates, not measure some notional concept of momentum.
15
Therefore, in God power does not exist in reference to the notional acts.
16
It is true, there is a notional and historical assent in the head.
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Notional through the time
Notional across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common