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How do you use the word nominal in a sentence?

Here are some sentences using the word "nominal" with different meanings:

Meaning: "in name only" or "very small"

* The company's profits were nominal this quarter, barely covering their expenses.

* He was given a nominal salary for his work, which was mostly volunteer-based.

* The fee for joining the club was nominal, just a few dollars.

Meaning: "relating to a name or names"

* The book listed the nominal author as John Smith, but everyone knew it was a pseudonym.

* She held a nominal position on the board, with no real authority.

* The company's nominal headquarters were in New York, but most of its operations were overseas.

Meaning: "in the value of a currency"

* The exchange rate between the two currencies is nominal, with little fluctuation.

* The price of the product is nominal, considering the quality.

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