remainder
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2.7
- noun
- /rɪˈmeɪndər/
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- And Regina's backpack caught on fire a little bit and Janis was kicked out of school for the remainder of the year.
- the remainder of the day
- the remainder of the week
- the remainder of the year
And this part down here, what's left, this whole thing is your remainder.
- And this part down here, what's left, this whole thing is your remainder.
- So in the remainder of the time we should consider what is the church, What do we mean by the church?
- But once you see the narcissistic stuff clearly, the remainder of the hope then starts to go, and with time, you may go too.
Examples
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For the remainder of this journey you will be traveling in coach.
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Ladies and gentlemen, I will be your host for the remainder of the evening.
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We should really enjoy the remainder of the day.
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For now, please sit back, relax, and enjoy the remainder of the flight.
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Eight of these have already been delivered, with the remainder to be delivered by 2005.
Academic text (1999) -
I intend to live the remainder of the years God gives me doing the things I have always done.
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After a break, students spend the remainder of the session working with the curriculum online.
Academic text (2011) -
Sixty percent of the forest lies in Bangladesh, with the remainder in India.
Academic text (2013) -
William Shakespeare, however, spent the remainder of his days, not in the playhouses of London, but in the small town of his birth, Stratford-upon-Avon, as a businessman and grain merchant.
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We should really enjoy the remainder of the day after the picnic.
Synonyms
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1.0
The part that is left after the others are taken
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4.1
A small amount left on something after most is removed
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4.2
A small piece, often cloth, left when the rest is used or thrown away
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7.5
A leftover piece of cloth used for sewing or crafts
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3.6
Things left after the rest is used, eaten, or taken away
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3.9
The part left after most has been used or taken
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6.0
A part left after the main part is used
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9.9
A part that remains after the main parts are removed or used
Small pieces of food and other things left after people eat or use them
A small piece of cloth left after making larger items
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
Remainder comes from the same root as remain, from Latin parts re- ('again') and manēre ('to stay'). So a remainder is simply what 'stays' or is left after the rest has been used or taken away.