rudiments (Meaning)
rudiments (n)
a statement of fundamental facts or principles
the elementary stages of any subject (usually plural)
Synonyms & Antonyms of rudiments
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Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- underpinning
- dogma
- groundwork
- keystone
- standard
- axiom
- belief
- nitty-gritty
- theorem
- bedrock
- precept
- cornerstone
- ABC(s)
- doctrine
- tenet
- canon
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
rudiments Sentence Examples
- The child prodigy displayed the rudiments of musical genius from an early age.
- The beginner's guide provided a solid foundation in the rudiments of programming.
- The new cook mastered the rudiments of knife skills and basic techniques.
- The pilot went through a rigorous training program to grasp the rudiments of flight.
- The scientist shared her research findings at a conference to convey the rudiments of her groundbreaking discovery.
- The artist's early works revealed the rudimentary stage of his artistic talent.
- The botanist studied the rudiments of plant anatomy to understand their structure and function.
- The engineer utilized the rudiments of physics to design efficient machines.
- The anthropologist analyzed the rudiments of prehistoric societies to gain insights into human evolution.
- The company implemented new policies based on the rudiments of lean management principles.
FAQs About the word rudiments
a statement of fundamental facts or principles, the elementary stages of any subject (usually plural)
principles, grammar, elements, rule,basics, law, essentials, foundation, philosophy, basis
details, details, trivia,trivia,
The child prodigy displayed the rudiments of musical genius from an early age.
The beginner's guide provided a solid foundation in the rudiments of programming.
The new cook mastered the rudiments of knife skills and basic techniques.
The pilot went through a rigorous training program to grasp the rudiments of flight.
