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notional

[noh-shuh-nl] / ˈnoʊ ʃə nl /


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ICC judges also said in their decision on Monday that the mental capacities needed to "meaningfully exercise one's procedural and fair trial rights" did not have to be "at their notionally highest level".

From BBC

At Friday’s prices, that would mean these contracts alone have a notional value of more than $182 million, by MarketWatch’s calculations.

From MarketWatch

Pricing could be a challenge: Zepbound and Wegovy are both expensive enough on their own, and taking an Arrowhead drug on top of those prescriptions would notionally mean a significant add-on to that price.

From Barron's

Lyon's three wickets in 20 deliveries – he also bowled Harry Brook and Ben Stokes – left England 207-6 chasing a notional target of 435.

From BBC

Levenson adds, “our notional couple best not have any student loans.”

From Los Angeles Times