Examples of 'rudiments' in a sentence
Meaning of "rudiments"
A rudiment is the most basic or essential part of something, an undeveloped or primitive form
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The rudiments of mandibles and downy palpae.
Who taught me the rudiments of the game.
The rudiments of sword fights explained to children.
Comparative reflections on rudiments of different drumming traditions.
They did not have even the rudiments.
Dreams are rudiments of the great state to come.
We have got to back to the rudiments of government.
The very rudiments of democracy were not even observed.
George taught him the rudiments of photography.
Rudiments over the same holes.
They knew only the rudiments of civilization.
The rudiments of the faith in easy to understand terms.
I taught myself the rudiments of machine code.
Mother taught me the medical rudiments.
A new look at the rudiments of instructional design.
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It includes a short section on the rudiments of music.
He knows the rudiments of the moral law.
He will teach you the rudiments.
Even in the rudiments of his native language.
Demonstrate a knowledge of the rudiments of the piano.
He learnt the rudiments of painting from his mother.
This also meant teaching the rudiments of hygiene.
He received the rudiments of an education in the village school.
Learning and practicing rudiments with ease.
Examples of rudiments are the paradiddle and the drum roll.
From her he learned the rudiments of music.
I picked up the rudiments of cooking on the trail back home.
But of course he had to learn the rudiments of style.
Divers learn rudiments of deep diving.
It was he who later trained him in the rudiments of ballet.
We know the rudiments of the business.
You can show them the basic rudiments.
I know only the rudiments of navigation.
Bagpipe music consists of many rudiments.
He must have the rudiments of defense.
Rudiments of the glacial period.
They should learn the rudiments of music.
You had the rudiments of an artistic temperament in its germ.
He had taught himself the rudiments of propagation.
The rudiments of this world.
I tried to teach them the rudiments of rugby football.
Rudiments of differential geometry of curves.
He began forming the rudiments of a plan in his head.
Simply think about the rudiments.
We know that the rudiments of our sense organs.
Rudiments applied to the set.
I taught myself the rudiments of perspective.
The rudiments of civilization.
I have assimilated the rudiments of arithmetic.
Sepal rudiments thus exhibited regulative behavior and are structurally labile.
