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Meanings of rudiment in English
The elementary stages of any subject (usually plural)
Usage of rudiment in English
1
He wagged his rudiment of a tail, and whimpered in his sleep.
2
A mere tendency to produce a rudiment is indeed sometimes thus inherited.
3
The results of this surviving rudiment of a remote past are many.
4
With Abronia arenaria there is a similar rudiment, which in one
5
That shame surely must be the rudiment of our Lichstorm passion.
6
Sometimes a rudiment of a fifth toe appears to be traceable.
7
The outlying remainder of the first gill-cleft is the rudiment of the external meatus.
8
This membrane is represented in animals by a rudiment only.
9
Tubal epithelium and stroma were found in three rudiment samples.
10
A soul rudiment, a mental bud, and a beautiful prophylactic body-suchwas her equipment.
11
Here the rudiment of a thought struck her and changed the current of her reason.
12
Their petals varied from a rudiment to about half their proper size; nevertheless they produced capsules.
13
VI., even a rudiment of modesty would, or ought to, have stopped me saying so much.
14
The similarity of the original rudiment of the limbs in different groups of vertebrates is very striking.
15
The rudiment of the pod is very woolly, and terminates in a filament near 2 inches long.
16
Far behind the eyes, over the last gill-arches, we see a vesicular rudiment of the auscultory organ.
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Rudiment through the time