Definition
Definition of tokenish - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
symbolic resemblanceRare resembling a token or symbolic gestureRare
- His efforts were merely tokenish, lacking any substantial impact..
2.
nominalRare existing only to fulfill a requirementRare
- The committee had a tokenish female member.
Origin of tokenish
Old English, tacen (sign)
Examples of tokenish in a sentence
The company's donation was tokenish, not addressing the real issue. His tokenish apology did little to mend the situation. The award was a tokenish gesture, lacking real recognition.
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- French:symbolique, nominal, ...
- German:symbolisch, alibimäßig, ...
- Italian:simbolico, nominale, ...
- Spanish:superficial, nominal, ...
- Portuguese:simbólico, pro forma, ...
- Chinese:象征性的, 名义上的, ...
- Japanese:象徴的な, 名目上の, ...
- Arabic:رَمْزِيّ, صُورِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:טוֹקֶנִי, נוֹמִינָלִי, ...
- Russian:символический, номинальный, ...
- Ukrainian:символічний, номінальний, ...
- Hindi:प्रतीकात्मक, नाममात्र, ...
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