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Meanings of rudiment in English
The elementary stages of any subject (usually plural)
Synonyms
Examples for "alphabet"
Examples for "alphabet"
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A great many years had passed since I learned the phonetic alphabet.
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The following alphabet was used in writing Bontoc words in this study:
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His special alphabet was in one hand, the cryptogram in the other.
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Tells about some of the technical problems resulting from the Chinese alphabet.
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Runes are the characters of the alphabet of the early Germanic peoples.
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The embryonic shield is simply the first rudiment of the dorsal part, which is the earliest to develop.
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The first rudiment of it is always a simple vesicular enlargement of the fore end of the medullary tube.
3
In most works this embryonic shield is described as "the first rudiment or trace of the embryo," or "primitive embryo."
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The cell-pit of the ectoderm that lies underneath is rather thick, and represents the first rudiment of a neural ganglion (vertical brain or acroganglion).
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The rights of game are among the first rudiments of property.
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Cold, first principle of; a preserver of health; use of, in Homer.
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We use first principle density functional calculations to simulate the CO2 adsorption.
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But in all callings honor is not the first principle of action.
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This is the first principle we propose to follow in the League.
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By the first principle, the continual improvement of the land was secured.
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In Pennsylvania, for example, African-American turnout exceeded 2008 levels, ABC News said.
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Still, it offers ABC activities for young children right through their development.
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Photo: Screenshot: ABC Australia is about to have a new political party.
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This is the second reality competition series for budding entrepreneurs at ABC.
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The attack happened at Wylie Bay Beach yesterday morning, the ABC reported.
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Exercise can help you prevent or manage or undo all of those abc's I listed.
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The ABC's of Beth… explained by her voice actor The same is happening with R&M.
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One could know her ABCs; the other might not have a clue.
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In fact, she has plans to teach the ABCs in a different way.
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It is as easy as learning our ABCs -we learn by repetition.
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These ABCs are the 3 pillars of self-worth for any person.
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Sesame Street taught generations of kids around the world their ABCs and 123s.
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.
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The results of this surviving rudiment of a remote past are many.
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With Abronia arenaria there is a similar rudiment, which in one
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That shame surely must be the rudiment of our Lichstorm passion.
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Sometimes a rudiment of a fifth toe appears to be traceable.
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The outlying remainder of the first gill-cleft is the rudiment of the external meatus.
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This membrane is represented in animals by a rudiment only.
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Tubal epithelium and stroma were found in three rudiment samples.
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A soul rudiment, a mental bud, and a beautiful prophylactic body-suchwas her equipment.
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Here the rudiment of a thought struck her and changed the current of her reason.
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Their petals varied from a rudiment to about half their proper size; nevertheless they produced capsules.
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VI., even a rudiment of modesty would, or ought to, have stopped me saying so much.
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The similarity of the original rudiment of the limbs in different groups of vertebrates is very striking.
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The rudiment of the pod is very woolly, and terminates in a filament near 2 inches long.
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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