nomination
/,nɔmi'neiʃn/
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Definition
- Noun:
- The act of officially naming a candidate: The formal process of proposing or selecting someone as a candidate for an election, award, or position.
- The condition of being proposed as a candidate: The state of having one's name put forward for consideration for a role or honor.
- A formal proposal of a candidate's name: Often a speech or statement made to propose a candidate, especially at a political convention.
Examples of Usage
- Noun:
- She received the party's nomination for president. (She was officially named as the party's candidate for president.)
- His nomination for the award was a great honor. (The act of proposing him for the award was a great honor.)
- The nomination was announced at the convention. (The formal proposal of the candidate's name was announced at the convention.)
Advanced Usage
- "By nomination": Through the process of being formally proposed.
- Members are selected by nomination from the committee. (Members are chosen through the committee's formal proposal process.)
- "To secure a nomination": To successfully obtain the status of being the official candidate.
- The senator worked hard to secure his party's nomination. (The senator worked hard to become his party's official candidate.)
Variants and Related Words
- Nominate (verb): To formally propose or name as a candidate.
- They will nominate three candidates for the position.
- Nominative (adjective): Relating to or being the case of the subject of a verb. (Note: This is a grammatical term, distinct from the primary meaning of "nomination".)
- Nominator (noun): A person who nominates someone.
Synonyms
- Designation: The action of choosing someone for a role.
- Appointment: The act of assigning a job or role to someone.
- Proposal: A formal suggestion or plan put forward for consideration.
Related Phrases
- "Accept a nomination": To agree to be a candidate after being formally proposed.
- After much thought, she decided to accept the nomination.
- "Withdraw a nomination": To remove one's name from consideration as a candidate.
- He was forced to withdraw his nomination due to the controversy.
Noun
- an address (usually at a political convention) proposing the name of a candidate to run for election
- the nomination was brief and to the point
- the condition of having been proposed as a suitable candidate for appointment or election
- there was keen competition for the nomination
- his nomination was hotly protested
- the act of officially naming a candidate
- the Republican nomination for Governor