denominate (denominat)

t.; pret. and pp. denotation Their zeal was chiefly shown in the defence of their de nom i national differences. Buckle , Civilization, I. iii. denominationalism (de-nom-i-nashon - alizm), n. [ The struggle going on between Secularism and Denomi nationalism in teaching. H. Spencer, Study of Sociol., p. 68. "Politics" and "theology" denominationalism , in whatever form, educational or any other are the only subjects against which the College shuts its doors. Nineteenth Century , XX. 246.