decoding
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3.5
- noun
- /dɪˈkoʊdɪŋ/
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decodificación
- I must say though, that decoding Israel becomes more and more complicated thing for me.
- decoding skills
- decoding instructions
- decoding difficulties
So I'm like dyslexic ADD and like, you know, some decoding stuff, like really bad at reading.
- So I'm like dyslexic ADD and like, you know, some decoding stuff, like really bad at reading.
- The better and better a child gets at decoding words, the more accurate his reading becomes.
- But this goes way beyond decoding lies and deception.
Examples
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In other words, we can conclude that decoding and word recognition are necessary.
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For beginning readers who are starting to read, the focus is on decoding and identification of new words.
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Overall, language may provide support for decoding as well as reading comprehension.
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For younger students, building vocabulary may aid in both decoding and reading comprehension skills.
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In order to address the student's decoding problems, the intervention added a component of phonological awareness.
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Overall, the study provides additional evidence that decoding skill underlies reading fluency in silent reading.
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In our study, we examined predictors of two components of reading: decoding and reading comprehension.
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Expressive and receptive vocabulary skills are also predictive of decoding and reading comprehension.
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The teacher emphasized the importance of decoding when helping students learn to read.
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Effective decoding is crucial for understanding complex texts in literature classes.
Synonyms
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5.1
Changing a secret code back so a message can be read
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7.0
To change writing in a code or unknown language into plain text
Antonyms
- Specialized
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4.7
A way of changing information into a code for storing, sending, or keeping it secret
How Complete
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Decoding comes from the prefix de- meaning 'remove' and code meaning 'secret writing'. So decoding is like taking off a mask from a message to turn a hidden or coded text into normal words.