rudimentary (Meaning)
rudimentary (s)
being or involving basic facts or principles
being in the earliest stages of development
not fully developed in mature animals
rudimentary (a.)
Of or pertaining to rudiments; consisting in first principles; elementary; initial; as, rudimental essays.
Very imperfectly developed; in an early stage of development; embryonic.
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rudimentary Sentence Examples
- The rudimentary tools created by the early hominids provided them with basic survival necessities.
- The rudimentary knowledge of medicine in ancient civilizations often led to dangerous remedies.
- The rudimentary technology of pre-industrial societies hindered their advancements and progress.
- Despite their rudimentary design, the Wright Brothers' plane achieved the first successful flight.
- The rudimentary understanding of chemistry in the Middle Ages resulted in alchemical experiments that were more mysticism than science.
- The rudimentary software of early computers limited their capabilities and hindered their widespread adoption.
- The rudimentary anatomy of jellyfish reveals their simple body structure and lack of complex organs.
- Rudimentary skills in a foreign language can facilitate essential communication during travel or business trips.
- The rudimentary belief system of a child reflects their limited understanding of the world.
- The rudimentary structure of a virus enables it to replicate within a host cell but also makes it vulnerable to antibiotics.
FAQs About the word rudimentary
being or involving basic facts or principles, being in the earliest stages of development, not fully developed in mature animalsOf or pertaining to rudiments; c
primitive, obsolete, old, antiquated, early, crude, ancient, low, basic,simple
complex, high, complicated, higher, intricate, intricate, complex, evolved, late, late
The rudimentary tools created by the early hominids provided them with basic survival necessities.
The rudimentary knowledge of medicine in ancient civilizations often led to dangerous remedies.
The rudimentary technology of pre-industrial societies hindered their advancements and progress.
Despite their rudimentary design, the Wright Brothers' plane achieved the first successful flight.
