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rudimentary
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rudimentale
consisting of fundamental and basic principles
Example
The students practiced rudimentary techniques before advancing to more complex skills.
The guide provided only rudimentary instructions for assembling the furniture.
The students were taught the rudimentary principles of mathematics, including addition, subtraction, and multiplication.
Example
The initial design of the building was in a rudimentary state, with basic structural outlines and minimal architectural details.
With limited resources, the team crafted a rudimentary prototype to demonstrate the core functionality of their innovative invention.
At the genesis of the coding project, the programmer created a rudimentary algorithm as a starting point for building a sophisticated software application.
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rudimentale
(of a body part) only minimally developed, often lacking full form or function
Example
The snake has rudimentary limbs, small remnants of legs from its evolutionary past.
Whales possess rudimentary pelvic bones, a vestige of their land-dwelling ancestors.
The bird species has rudimentary wings, which are too small to enable flight.
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rudimentale, primitivo
basic or primitive in nature, lacking complexity or modern advancement
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The students practiced rudimentary techniques before advancing to more complex skills.
The guide provided only rudimentary instructions for assembling the furniture.
The students were taught the rudimentary principles of mathematics, including addition, subtraction, and multiplication.
She had only a rudimentary understanding of the language, knowing just a few basic phrases.
The survival guide equipped hikers with rudimentary skills such as building a shelter and finding potable water in the wilderness.
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