addition
- noun
- /əˈdɪʃən/
- I encourage you to look to see which would be the best additions to your personal learning environment.
- addition of molasses
Or is it because the process of processing causes a loss in the good stuff and addition of a lot of bad stuff?
- Or is it because the process of processing causes a loss in the good stuff and addition of a lot of bad stuff?
- It turns out that those two errors are the addition of one word, right, which was the word only.
- Once you've done that, you go to the next step of healing, which is the addition by subtraction.
Examples
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It's amazing what just the addition of one color like this can do for the look.
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So, in addition to the rides and games, make sure you show them your support, as well.
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So it's just this simple addition to a daily walk, right?
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But in addition to prayer, there is effort.
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Three other agencies in addition to ours have been invited to participate in the review.
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I do feel like having OTTE as an addition is very, very special.
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Often, they were referred to psychiatry in addition to whatever medical treatment was required.
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And the daily rations now included the addition of coffee, sugar, and soap.
Fiction book (1994) -
Bolt Derryman John Schonerbelt was proud to show me the newest addition to his herd.
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The addition of new features will enhance the software's usability.
Synonyms
The extra amount added to something to make it larger
The total you get when you add two or more numbers
A small fixed amount by which something increases
The whole amount you get after you add all parts
The total you get when you add things together
An extra thing attached to something else
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
- Specialized
Add the numbers in the same places of two matrices to make another matrix
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Etymology
Addition comes from the Latin parts ad- 'to' and dare 'to give', and is related to the common verb add. So it means the act or result of putting something extra onto something else.