from the ground up (Meaning)
from the ground up
an area of knowledge or special interest, the surface of a planet (such as the earth or Mars), a basis for belief, action, or argument, an area to be won or defended in or as if in battle see also proving ground, a special soil, soil, earth, the area around and belonging to a house or other building, the bottom of a body of water, an area used for a particular purpose, sediment sense 1, ground coffee beans after brewing, the surface of the earth or a particular part of it sometimes as contrasted with the air or sea
Synonyms & Antonyms of from the ground up
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from the ground up Sentence Examples
- The new building was constructed from the ground up, using sustainable materials.
- To rebuild her life after the divorce, she had to start from the ground up.
- The children had to learn everything from the ground up when they started homeschooling.
- The company had to restructure its operations from the ground up after the merger.
- The research team had to begin their investigation from the ground up due to the lack of existing data.
- The artist's studio was destroyed by fire, so he had to rebuild his entire portfolio from the ground up.
- The community worked together from the ground up to create a thriving local garden.
- The entrepreneur faced numerous challenges but persevered and built her business from the ground up.
- The students had to master the basics before they could tackle more advanced concepts from the ground up.
- The city council decided to overhaul the public transportation system from the ground up to improve efficiency.
FAQs About the word from the ground up
an area of knowledge or special interest, the surface of a planet (such as the earth or Mars), a basis for belief, action, or argument, an area to be won or def
thoroughly, inside out, fully, completely, through and through, systematically, roundly, in detail, minutely, comprehensively
narrowly,randomly, haphazardly, imperfectly, aimlessly, superficially, cursorily, shallowly, desultorily, vaguely
The new building was constructed from the ground up, using sustainable materials.
To rebuild her life after the divorce, she had to start from the ground up.
The children had to learn everything from the ground up when they started homeschooling.
The company had to restructure its operations from the ground up after the merger.
