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rudimentsThe basic principles or fundamental elements of a subject or skill. The most elementary aspects that form the foundation of learning.

Part of speech: NOUN

Definition: The basic principles or fundamental elements of a subject or skill. The most elementary aspects that form the foundation of learning.

Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈruːdɪmənts/

Korean meaning: 기초, 기본 원리, 초보 단계

Korean pronunciation: 루디먼츠 (강세: 루)

Example Sentences

  • Before becoming a chef, he had to master the rudiments of knife skills and not cut his fingers off.
  • The piano teacher focused on teaching the rudiments of music theory to her young students.
  • He claimed to be a computer expert, but he didn't even know the rudiments of turning it on properly.

rudiments

NOUN

//ˈruːdɪmənts//

The basic principles or fundamental elements of a subject or skill. The most elementary aspects that form the foundation of learning.

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The basic principles or fundamental elements of a subject or skill. The most elementary aspects that form the foundation of learning.

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🎵 Rhyme

Despite all impediments, instruments teach the rudiments!

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🎤Pronunciation

🇺🇸 US/ˈruːdɪmənts/

🌳Etymology

Rootrudiment
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Origin

From Latin 'rudimentum' meaning 'first attempt' or 'beginning,' derived from 'rudis' meaning 'rough' or 'unworked.' The word originally described something in its raw, unfinished state - like basic elements that need further development.

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Before becoming a chef, he had to master the rudiments of knife skills and not cut his fingers off.

The piano teacher focused on teaching the rudiments of music theory to her young students.

😄 Fun example

He claimed to be a computer expert, but he didn't even know the rudiments of turning it on properly.

Understanding the rudiments of financial planning is essential for young adults.

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Synonyms

basicsfundamentalselementsprinciplesfoundations

Antonyms

advanced conceptscomplexities