fundamentals
- noun
- /ˌfʌndəˈmɛntəlz/
- Specialized
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fundamentos
- In order to write well, you need to grasp the fundamentals of grammar and style.
I would argue that the fundamentals are the same, right?
- I would argue that the fundamentals are the same, right?
- But you going to therapy and going through these fundamentals to, to, to heal.
- And but it doesn't really change the, the fundamentals all that much.
- And that's where, you know, the, the fundamentals and the foundation of your life is set.
- But you ain't staying if the fundamentals week in, week out ain't drilled.
- Or is there some deeper way to skip at the fundamentals of what is cognition?
- And those are not the scariest fundamentals by any means.
- You don't when you're not educated like me in the fundamentals of life sense.
- Like we just, you know, we don't know the basic fundamentals of what we try to teach children.
- That's bridge one and it's the fundamentals that everyone should be and could be doing today.
Examples
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The teacher emphasized that understanding the fundamentals of mathematics is essential for future success.
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Before you can succeed in any sport, you must master the fundamentals of the game.
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You have to have your fundamentals of life together.
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Why I think it's really important to question some fundamentals that maybe you never ask yourself.
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I would argue that the fundamentals are the same, right?
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Their idea was to return to fundamentals, take art back to basics.
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We could talk about the fundamentals or basic numeracy.
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These charges hinted at some fundamental questions.
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So then let's dive straight into building the fundamentals, the foundations of recall.
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YOU'RE GONNA HAVE TO LEARN AT LEAST SOME OF THE FUNDAMENTALS OF MUSIC BEFORE YOU CAN GET INTO THE BAND.
Synonyms
8
1.0
Important facts or skills you learn first in a subject
7
5.8
Basic ideas and facts that form the foundation of a subject
5
1.0
The simple first things you must learn about a subject
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4.1
The most basic facts without extra details
Basic facts or skills you learn first in a subject
Basic ideas and rules of a subject
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A way to study a company's money and business to decide if its shares are worth buying
How Basic
- Formal
7
5.8
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3.5
- Specialized
447
3.4
5
1.4
Surface Forms
Morphology
fundamentals = fundamental (transparent) = fundamental + s
The meaning is the regular plural of the noun 'fundamental' (basic principle), so it is directly predictable from the base.
Etymology
Fundamentals comes from an old root that meant 'foundation' or 'bottom', and it shares the same idea as the common word foundation. So the fundamentals are the basic 'base' parts you must learn before moving on.