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How is the word "nominally" used in a sentence?
That makes sense. How is "nominally" different from "actually"?
"Actually" implies that something is true or has happened in reality, whereas "nominally" suggests that something is done in name only or not fully realized. They are often used together to show a contrast. For example, "She was actually the one doing all the work, while he was nominally in charge."