rudimental (Meaning)

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rudimental (a.)

Rudimentary.

The rudimentary tools unearthed by archaeologists provide insights into the earliest forms of human technology.
The rudimental knowledge of arithmetic enabled the ancient Egyptians to develop intricate architectural structures.
The anatomy class began with a review of the rudimentary structures of the human body.
Despite its rudimentary beginnings, the internet has revolutionized communication and information access worldwide.
The rudimentary fortifications constructed around the village proved insufficient to withstand the enemy's attack.
The rudimentary skills acquired in the workshop prepared the students for more advanced craftsmanship.
The rudimentary understanding of genetics has paved the way for groundbreaking medical advancements.
The rudimental computer programs written in the early days of programming laid the foundation for today's software industry.
The rudimentary sketches discovered in the artist's studio hinted at the genius that would later manifest in his masterpieces.
The rudimental knowledge of basic astronomy helps us appreciate the vastness of the universe and our place within it.

Rudimentary.

elementary, fundamental, basic, introductory,rudimentary, basal, elemental, essential, beginning, simple

advanced, extensive, sophisticated, complex, complex,advanced, sophisticated, extensive, complicated, detailed

The rudimentary tools unearthed by archaeologists provide insights into the earliest forms of human technology.

The rudimental knowledge of arithmetic enabled the ancient Egyptians to develop intricate architectural structures.

The anatomy class began with a review of the rudimentary structures of the human body.

Despite its rudimentary beginnings, the internet has revolutionized communication and information access worldwide.