fascicule
- noun
- /fæˈsɪkjuːl/
- Specialized
- The dictionary was published over several years, each fascicule containing a portion of the alphabet.
Examples
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She eagerly awaited the arrival of the next fascicule to continue her research.
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Many academic journals release their volumes as a series of fascicules throughout the year.
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The latest fascicule arrived yesterday.
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Each fascicule contains valuable research.
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The dictionary was published over several years, each fascicule containing a portion of the alphabet.
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Many academic journals release their volumes as a series of fascicules throughout the year.
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She eagerly awaited the arrival of the next fascicule to continue her research.
Synonyms
A part of a book published separately before the whole book
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Etymology
Fascicule comes from an old Latin word fasciculus meaning 'little bundle'. So a fascicule is like a small 'bundle' of pages issued on its own, one separate part of a larger book or series.