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ˈnominately, adv. rare.
[f. nominate pa. pple. + -ly2.]
†a. Especially, particularly. Obs.
b. By name.
1630Spelman De Sepult. 13 Locus religiosus is that which is assigned to some office of Religion, and nominately where the body of a dead person hath been buried. 1880Muirhead Gaius iii. §63 The Senate decreed that the estates..should belong..in the next place to the latter's descendants not nominately disinherited. |