transumption Antonyms
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Meaning of transumption
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transumption (n.)
Act of taking from one place to another.
transumption Sentence Examples
- The transumption of ideas from ancient texts has profoundly influenced modern thought.
- The researcher meticulously studied the transumption of data from various sources.
- The document's transumption included both its text and its legal implications.
- The transumption of knowledge from one generation to the next is essential for the preservation of civilization.
- The artist's transumption of classical motifs created a striking and original work of art.
- The transumption of foreign words into a language can enrich its vocabulary.
- The historian's transumption of archival documents provided valuable insights into the past.
- The transumption of data from analog to digital format has revolutionized information storage and retrieval.
- The legal transumption of documents ensures their authenticity and validity.
- The transumption of cultural practices from one society to another can foster intercultural understanding and exchange.
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Act of taking from one place to another.
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The transumption of ideas from ancient texts has profoundly influenced modern thought.
The researcher meticulously studied the transumption of data from various sources.
The document's transumption included both its text and its legal implications.
The transumption of knowledge from one generation to the next is essential for the preservation of civilization.
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