basics

pronunciation

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  • Noun:
    a statement of fundamental facts or principles
    principles from which other truths can be derived

Word Origin

basics (n.)
"rudiments or fundamentals of anything," by 1934, from basic. Also see -ics. Phrase back-to-basics was in use by 1975.

Example

1. You can 't go wrong with the basics .
2. The basics of air conditioning have not changed much since those early years .
3. It should not take much learning to understand the basics .
4. In this tutorial , I 'll teach you the basics !
5. In this economy , it 's back to the basics .

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