adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
most
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This is to describe the process in the most rudimentary way.
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And yet they lacked the most rudimentary academic habits.
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The most rudimentary algorithm repeats a single instruction.
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These percentages are not based on functional literacy but on the most rudimentary writing skills.
■ NOUN
form
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But the bust format ensures a rudimentary form without gestural and signifying elements or excrescences.
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Town planning legislation ushered in a rudimentary form of statutory planning based on local authority scheme preparation and control over building development.
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At least in a rudimentary form , this is likely to be an inevitable consequence of the basic facts of self-replication itself.
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In some services, this recognition already exists, at least in a rudimentary form .
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I can see developing in the mind strange and wonderful potentialities that are already discernible in rudimentary form .
knowledge
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Browsing To understand browsers, you need a rudimentary knowledge of what happens when you use one.
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Computer literacy and at least a rudimentary knowledge of statistics for business will be critical for advancement or even to survive!
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Armed with some rudimentary knowledge of textiles, we can now turn to the evidence of the Tarim Basin.
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If you read the magazine regularly and have a rudimentary knowledge of the sport, it shouldn't be a problem.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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I have a rudimentary understanding of computer programming.
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The boys had built a rudimentary two-way radio.
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The system has a rudimentary Internet browser, but it's very slow.
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The tools that the ancient Egyptians used to build their temples were extremely rudimentary .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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In people who are not esoterically developed, the mental and emotional bodies are in a rudimentary or nascent state.
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It appears that he had some rudimentary feelings of responsibility toward the girl, and attempted to pay for her support.
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The rudimentary division of labour of the hunting and gathering band was replaced by an increasingly more complex and specialized division.
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The box bellows is a simple device which can be constructed by anyone with rudimentary carpentry skills.
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The others had such rudimentary skills, or such poor study habits, that he assumed they would not survive City College.
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The sense of insecurity which affected the city-states of Mesopotamia led to a rudimentary interest in the history of social order.
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This rudimentary system is now ready for the user to input data.