Nominal and Seemingly

Nominal

Nominal adjective - Being something in name or form only.

Seemingly and nominal are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Seemingly" instead an adjective "Nominal".

Seemingly

Seemingly adverb - From appearances alone.
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Synonyms for Seemingly

Nominal and seemingly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Nominal" instead an adjective "Seemingly".

Nearby Words: seeming, seem, seemed

Both words in one sentence

  • Mario and Luigi are sometimes considered to be Nominal Heroes or even Villain Protagonists because they tend to slaughter tons of seemingly-harmless creatures on their quest to rescue the Princess.
  • Video Game / Panzer Dragoon This also leads to the rather unfortunate side-effect of Kyle being the one rider just about everyone seems to forget, since his place in the series is seemingly nominal at best when compared to the other protagonists.
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