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1 nominally
1. adv номинально; только по имени, по названию, нереально2. adv редк. по имени, поимённоСинонимический ряд:formally (other) formally; titularly -
2 formally
1. adv официально2. adv с соблюдением принятых правил и норм; по всей форме3. adv формально, для проформыto be formally correct but materially false — быть формально правильным, а по существу ложным
4. adv формально, формалистически5. adv поверхностно; внешне6. adv с точки зрения формыСинонимический ряд:1. ceremonially (other) ceremonially; ceremoniously; conventionally; solemnly2. nominally (other) nominally; titularly3. strictly (other) according to rule; authoritatively; by the book; lawfully; legally; officially; rigorously; rigourously; strictly; stringently
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