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What is denominate?
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Pronunciation:
[ dɪnˈɒmɪnˌe͡ɪt], [ dɪnˈɒmɪnˌeɪt], [ d_ɪ_n_ˈɒ_m_ɪ_n_ˌeɪ_t]
Denominate is a word that is often used in discussions related to identification and naming. Some common synonyms for denominate include designate, label, name, identify, and determine. All of these words imply the act of assigning a specific name or title to something or someone, whether it be a person, place, or thing. Using synonyms for denominate can add some variety to one's writing or speaking while maintaining clarity and precision in communication. It is important to choose the right synonym based on the context and intended meaning of the sentence.
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Synonyms for Denominate:
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• authorize- affirm ,
- agree ,
- approve ,
- assent ,
- authenticate ,
- authorize ,
- bless ,
- certify ,
- commission ,
- confirm ,
- consent ,
- countersign ,
- deputize ,
- empower ,
- enable ,
- enfranchise ,
- license ,
- notarize ,
- ordain ,
- permit ,
- sanction ,
- validate ,
- warrant .
- be sprinkle ,
- be sprinkled ,
- be sprinkles ,
- be sprinkling ,
- be-sprinkle ,
- be-sprinkled ,
- be-sprinkles ,
- be-sprinkling ,
- de nominate ,
- de nominated ,
- de nominates ,
- de nominating ,
- de-nominate ,
- de-nominated ,
- de-nominates ,
- de-nominating ,
- re generate ,
- re generated ,
- re generates ,
- re generating ,
- re-generate ,
- re-generated ,
- re-generates ,
- re-generating .
- Re-present ,
- call a spade spade ,
- call spade a spade ,
- call spade spade ,
- called a spade a spade ,
- called a spade spade ,
- called spade a spade ,
- called spade spade ,
- calling a spade spade ,
- calling spade spade ,
- calls a spade a spade ,
- calls a spade spade ,
- calls spade a spade ,
- calls spade spade ,
- de fine ,
- de fined ,
- de fines ,
- de fining ,
- de lineate ,
- de lineated ,
- de note ,
- de noted ,
- de notes ,
- de noting ,
- de scribe ,
- de scribed ,
- de scribes ,
- de scribing ,
- de tail ,
- de tailed ,
- de tailing ,
- de tails ,
- de-fine ,
- de-fined ,
- de-fines ,
- de-fining ,
- de-lineate ,
- de-lineated ,
- de-note ,
- de-noted ,
- de-notes ,
- de-noting ,
- de-scribe ,
- de-scribed ,
- de-scribes ,
- de-scribing ,
- de-tail ,
- de-tailed ,
- de-tailing ,
- de-tails ,
- ex plain ,
- ex plained ,
- ex plaining ,
- ex plains ,
- ex pound ,
- ex pounded ,
- ex pounding ,
- ex pounds ,
- ex-plain ,
- ex-plained ,
- ex-plaining ,
- ex-plains ,
- ex-pound ,
- ex-pounded ,
- ex-pounding ,
- ex-pounds ,
- laid it out ,
- laying it out ,
- lays it out ,
- nailed it down ,
- nailing down ,
- nailing it down ,
- nails down ,
- nails it down ,
- pre scribe ,
- pre scribes ,
- pre scribing ,
- pre-scribe ,
- pre-scribed ,
- pre-scribes ,
- pre-scribing ,
- re present ,
- re presented ,
- re presenting ,
- re presents ,
- re-presented ,
- re-presenting ,
- re-presents ,
- trans late ,
- trans-late ,
- trans-lated .
- in tend ,
- in tended ,
- in tending ,
- in tends ,
- in-tend ,
- in-tended ,
- in-tending ,
- in-tends ,
- pre sent ,
- pre-sent ,
- pre-sents ,
- pro pose ,
- pro posed ,
- pro posing ,
- pro-pose ,
- pro-posing ,
- puts down for ,
- putting down for ,
- re commend ,
- re commended ,
- re commending ,
- re commends ,
- re-commend ,
- re-commended ,
- re-commending ,
- re-commends .
Other synonyms:
- FOREX ,
- GBP ,
- Monopoly money ,
- USD ,
- bureau de change ,
- common currency ,
- currency ,
- decimalize ,
- devaluation ,
- devalue ,
- dollarization ,
- exchange rate ,
- foreign exchange ,
- hard currency ,
- legal tender ,
- monetary ,
- purchasing power ,
- rate of exchange ,
- reserve currency ,
- single currency .
- high .
- FX ,
- repatriate ,
- revalue .
- basket ,
- convertible ,
- dollar .
- strengthen .
- float .
Other relevant words:
- Cognominate ,
- Formalizing ,
- Labelling ,
- Nicknamed ,
- Nicknaming ,
- Slated ,
- Slotted ,
- Slotting ,
- Tendered ,
- Tendering ,
- baptize ,
- call ,
- call a spade a spade ,
- calling a spade a spade ,
- calling spade a spade ,
- christen ,
- define ,
- describe as ,
- designate ,
- dub ,
- entitle ,
- etch ,
- exemplifies ,
- expound ,
- formalize ,
- formalized ,
- formalizes ,
- godparent ,
- godparents ,
- labeled ,
- labelled ,
- lay it out ,
- nail it down ,
- nominate ,
- put down for ,
- slating ,
- spell out ,
- spelled out ,
- style ,
- sub-title ,
- sub-titles ,
- subtitle ,
- subtitled ,
- subtitles ,
- subtitling ,
- tabbed ,
- tabbing ,
- tenders ,
- term ,
- terms .
- name .
- Clepe ,
- Denominated ,
- Fame ,
- Family ,
- Termed ,
- acclaim ,
- allocate ,
- allot ,
- allude to ,
- appellation ,
- appoint ,
- appointment ,
- apportion ,
- appropriate ,
- argue ,
- ascribe ,
- assemble ,
- assign ,
- awaken ,
- baptise ,
- be called ,
- be specific about ,
- beckon ,
- bespeak ,
- betoken ,
- border ,
- boundary ,
- brand ,
- call for ,
- call in ,
- call over ,
- call upon ,
- called ,
- categorize ,
- celebrity ,
- characterise ,
- characterize ,
- choose ,
- cite ,
- class ,
- classify ,
- clothe in words ,
- cognomen ,
- collect ,
- conditions ,
- connote ,
- consign ,
- convoke ,
- course ,
- credit ,
- dash ,
- deference ,
- delegate ,
- delineate ,
- denomination ,
- denote ,
- depute ,
- descent ,
- describe ,
- designation ,
- detail ,
- determine ,
- differentiate ,
- dignify ,
- disambiguate ,
- disclose ,
- display ,
- distinction ,
- doom ,
- elect ,
- end ,
- entail ,
- enumerate ,
- establish ,
- estimate ,
- estimation ,
- express ,
- extent ,
- extremity ,
- fate ,
- figure ,
- finger ,
- fix ,
- give words to ,
- highlight ,
- hint ,
- household ,
- identify ,
- indicate ,
- individualize ,
- intend ,
- invoke ,
- involve ,
- itemize ,
- kind ,
- known as ,
- label ,
- limit ,
- lineage ,
- list ,
- manifest ,
- mark ,
- mean ,
- menses ,
- mention ,
- named ,
- nickname ,
- note ,
- numbers ,
- particularize ,
- peg ,
- phrase ,
- pick ,
- pick out ,
- pigeon-hole ,
- pin down ,
- pinpoint ,
- point out ,
- point to ,
- portray ,
- put into words ,
- put one's finger on ,
- race ,
- refer ,
- refer to ,
- reveal ,
- rush ,
- select ,
- send for ,
- set ,
- set forth ,
- set out ,
- show ,
- signify ,
- specialize ,
- specify ,
- stamp ,
- stand for ,
- state ,
- stigmatize ,
- stipulate ,
- styled ,
- suggest ,
- summon ,
- symbolise ,
- symbolize ,
- tag ,
- testify ,
- tick off ,
- titled ,
- typify ,
- voice ,
- word .
- ECU ,
- baht ,
- bitcoin ,
- coinage ,
- colon ,
- cryptocurrency ,
- decimal currency ,
- deutschmark ,
- dinar ,
- dirham ,
- drachma ,
- escudo ,
- euro ,
- faller ,
- franc ,
- guilder ,
- koruna ,
- krona ,
- krone ,
- lira ,
- markka ,
- paisa ,
- peseta ,
- peso ,
- petrodollar ,
- pieces of eight ,
- punt ,
- rand ,
- renminbi ,
- rial ,
- riyal ,
- rouble ,
- rupee ,
- rupiah ,
- schilling ,
- shekel ,
- shilling ,
- traveller's cheque ,
- yen ,
- yuan ,
- zloty .
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How to use "Denominate" in context?
Denominate means to distinguish or classify according to a certain criterion. For example, to denominate a rock as a type of stone, a geologist might look at its composition, color, or other physical features. In the language of finance, denominating a debt represents a process of assigning a particular interest rate to the debt.
Homophones for Denominate:
- domed, detonate, diamonte, danaid, diodontidae, denudate, dim-witted, down-and-out, dinette, diminuendo, demented, detent, daunt, day in day out, detente, Detainment, donate, dented, downwind, dimout, demimonde, dimmed, dimwit, dainty, demantoid, dandy, denote, day in and day out, deaminate, damned, de-iodinate, denude, dead hand, dementia, donut, doomed, denuded, demode, dint, deadened, diamond, dead-end, diomedeidae, dominate, dine out, de-ionate, dead end, demand, demote, dante, done with, dentate, donated, daunted, diamante, dominant, diatomite, dent, dominated, danaidae, dynamite, dominion day, dimity, dmd, denouement.
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