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denominate Definition

de·nomi·nate (dē nämə nāt′, di-; for adj., usually, -nit-)

transitive verb -·nat′ed, -·nat′·ing

to give a specified name to; call

Etymology: < L denominatus, pp. of denominare, to name < de-, intens. + nominare: see nominate

adjective

being used to quantify a unit of measure “15” in “15 feet” is a denominate number

denominate Synonyms

denominate

v.

designate, title, dub; see name 1.

denominate Usage Examples

Object

  • euro: Common options are to have a euro denominated bank account for receiving payments.
  • sterling: Quoted Companies UK-based companies with sterling denominated ordinary shares which have a full listing on the London Stock Exchange.
  • dollar: A holiday in Britain would appeal particularly to the kind of person who likes to hold US dollar denominated assets at this time.
  • check: Are euro denominated checks accepted throughout the euro zone?
  • liability: The maturity structure of foreign denominated liabilities shortened in the wake of mounting problems in export markets.
  • bond: Shogun Bond Straight bond denominated in foreign currency, other than JPY, issued by a foreign issuer on the Japanese capital market.

Modifying Another Word

  • usually: The currencies are usually denominated in some local artifact or symbol?
  • so: It cut her to the heart to hear it so denominated by her own brother.
  • respectively: In each degree with Honors there shall be three grades of Honors denominated respectively the First, Second, and Third Class.
  • not: I answer - ( 1. ) One act doth not denominate a man, but habits; such cannot be called whoremongers.
  • commonly: The computer stores information on a physical piece of hardware which is commonly denominated Disk.
  • thus: The altar is thus denominated because the sacrifices were termed, as also Christ whom these typified, God's bread.

Preposition: in

  • currency: Shares with par value may be denominated in any currency.
  • sterling: All checks paid into the Account must be denominated in sterling.
  • euros: Exchange rates 1.9 As most of the cost data we collected was denominated in Euros, this report uses the Euro.
  • euro: How is Stamp Duty calculated on share capital denominated in euro?
  • dollar: In addition, all IMF loans are denominated in dollars.
  • unit: During the war too, some Continentals were denominated in British units, others in dollars.