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English adjective: notional | |||
| 1. | notional not based on fact; unreal | ||
| Samples | The falsehood about some fanciful secret treaties. A small child's imaginary friends. To create a notional world for oneself. | ||
| Synonyms | fanciful, imaginary | ||
| Similar | unreal | ||
| Antonyms | real, existent | ||
| 2. | notional not based on fact or investigation | ||
| Samples | A notional figure of cost helps in determining production costs. Speculative knowledge. | ||
| Synonyms | speculative | ||
| Similar | theoretic, theoretical | ||
| Antonyms | empirical, empiric | ||
| 3. | notional indulging in or influenced by fancy | ||
| Samples | A fanciful mind. All the notional vagaries of childhood. | ||
| Synonyms | fanciful | ||
| Similar | creative, originative | ||
| Antonyms | uncreative | ||
| 4. | notional being of the nature of a notion or concept | ||
| Samples | A plan abstract and conceptional. To improve notional comprehension. A notional response to the question. | ||
| Synonyms | conceptional, ideational | ||
| Similar | abstract | ||
| Antonyms | concrete | ||
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