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Meanings of very foundation in English
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Usage of very foundation in English
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In fact, it is the starting-point, the very foundation, of the tragedy.
2
One sees this, in French life, to the very foundation of society.
3
Never neglect it, because it is the very foundation of your art.
4
Destroy the very foundation of a true marriage-freedomof choice and consent.
5
This principle is the very foundation today of all American large-scale production.
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Let us remember that habit is the very foundation of our lives.
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So, at the very foundation of our being there lies absolute dependence.
8
A lumbering crash followed instantaneously, shaking the building to its very foundation.
9
It would shake them, and their bloody nation, to the very foundation.
10
Kindness to animals of the gentler orders is the very foundation of civilisation.
11
His brother's unrest had cracked the very foundation of Lucius's ordered world view.
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This difference lies at the very foundation of the present subject.
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To begin, then, with the very foundation of a good table:
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He needed to change ship's culture to its very foundation.
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The representation may have been the chief inducement and very foundation of the bargain.
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In all sports, and in team sports especially, discipline is our very foundation stone.
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