notional

/ˈnoʊʃənəl/
adjective
  1. Existing only as an idea or concept, not in reality; hypothetical or imaginary.
    • In a notional sense, everyone is equal under the law.
    • The company's notional value is based on estimates, not actual sales.
    • The budget includes a notional amount for unexpected costs.
  2. Relating to a notion or idea; conceptual.
    • The notional categories in the survey were too broad.
    • The notional framework of the theory is hard to grasp.
    • She explained the notional difference between freedom and license.
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