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notional

UK
/ˈnəʊʃənl/
US
/ˈnoʊʃənl/

Translations

notionaladjective
more notional
Comp.
most notional
Super.
UK
/ˈnəʊʃənl/
US
/ˈnoʊʃənl/
notionnelFinance, linguistique, sens général.
The notional value of the company's assets was much higher than their actual market value.
La valeur notionnelle des actifs de l'entreprise était bien supérieure à leur valeur de marché réelle.
Additional translations
théoriqueSurtout pour exprimer une réalité seulement conceptuelle ou hypothétique.
Synonyms
theoretical
abstract
hypothetical
imaginary
conceptual
supposed
presumed
notionalnoun
notionals
pl
UK
/ˈnəʊʃənəl/
US
/ˈnoʊʃənəl/
Used chiefly in finance to mean the underlying or face value of a derivative; occasionally countable in linguistics.
notionnelFinance.
The swap's notional was set at $50 million.
Le notionnel du swap a été fixé à 50 millions de dollars.
Synonyms
assumed sum
notion
idea
concept
conception
abstraction
theoretical amount
theoretical value
nominal amount
provisional figure
estimated amount
rough estimate
imaginary figure

Definitions

notionaladjective
Existing only in theory or as a concept; not real or actual.
The notional value of the company's assets was much higher than their actual market value.
Relating to or expressing a notion or idea.
The notional design of the new building was impressive, though it had not yet been approved for construction.
Pertaining to a grammatical category that expresses a concept or idea rather than a concrete reality.
In some languages, notional agreement is more important than strict grammatical agreement.
notionalnoun
The notional amount or principal on which payments for a financial derivative are calculated.
The swap's notional was set at $50 million.
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