techne
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- noun
- /ˈtɛkni/
- Archaic
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técnica
- The artist's techne allowed him to create stunning sculptures from marble.
- employ their techne
- Greek techne
Then the third voice is the oldest technique in all of writing.
- Then the third voice is the oldest technique in all of writing.
- So what are the most, what are the most important techniques for, shall we say, novice cooks?
- I had one condition put to it, but there's an ancient technique of healing called Om chanting.
- They have a craft knowledge, what we would call techne, right?
- So you could use the technique to someone's drowning.
- That is what the skin care technique is to me.
- And yogic techniques are shelter from the storms.
Examples
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To master a craft, one must develop a techne that combines skill with creativity.
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In traditional woodworking, the techne is crucial for producing high-quality furniture.
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That is what the skin care technique is to me.
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Like the guy's got all the technique and the vision in the world.
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Then the third voice is the oldest technique in all of writing.
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This is one of the most fundamental proof techniques in all of mathematics.
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OK, so let's start with some techniques and some proofs.
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Well, what Aristotle calls technique or skill or art, being able to play an instrument.
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In a similar techne-focused vein, researchers note that Machine Learning techniques are increasingly being seen as effective methods to.
Academic text (2017) -
And there's also what you're seeing is techniques of cooking tubers and roots.
Synonyms
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A skill learned and improved by practice and study
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Skilled work done by hand, often as a job
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Skill in making things that look and work well, often by hand
A special way of doing something often used in art, music, or technology
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Etymology
Techne means 'skill' or 'craft' in ancient Greek and gives us English words like technique and technology. So techne helps you remember a special method or skill used in making or doing something.