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Meanings of basic in English
Pertaining to or constituting a base or basis.
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Usage of basic in English
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Seven without basic facilities have young children, including two with special needs.
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The basic idea is to present a situation instead of a question.
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I still believe in the basic principle of risk weighting, he said.
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This basic digestive body plan is used by most major animal groups.
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The government raised state salaries and suspended customs duties on basic foodstuffs.
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Several common deficiencies include education in basic neuroscience and clinical practice management.
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I think I've got the basic parameters of the problem clear enough.
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Of those, 7 million are unable to meet their basic food needs.
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The basic flavor of fresh milk is affected by the animals' feed.
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In times of crisis, businesses providing basic necessities tend to fare better.
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Rather it's DeVos' lack of basic knowledge of federal legislation regarding education.
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Beyond these basic points, however, many dissidents part company with rational analysis.
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The new basic law sets a limit of two four-year presidential terms.
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A few basic cost control measures will keep the budget in check.
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Animal models are also necessary to understand the basic pathobiology of infection.
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Modern, efficient public transport systems are basic requirements in any capital city.
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