Noun:

मूलभूत,

basics's Usage Examples:

She was highly respected and had instructed all to follow Shoghi Effendi through several telegrams she had sent around the world announcing the basics of the provisions of ʻAbdu'l-Bahá's will and was witness to the actions relatives took in violation of provisions of the will.

10MP underlines five strategic basics to achieve a higher income country status due to.

was never known to Boswell, and as the older man was ill-disposed to animadvert on his younger self, Boswell got such basics as the great man"s working.

Freestyle follows the basics of picking a song, but there are always four players, and there are no arrows to follow.

After getting used to basics of space flight, Clay guides Cal to the base of his space pirating grandmother.

Bon Appétit’s Baking School was presented by Saffitz and taught the basics of baking a cake in a five-part series.

She resorts to stealing his money instead and returns to the gym, where Hector begins to teach her the basics of boxing.

Interferometric Nulling at TNO Nulling interferometer basics Tutorial on nulling interferometry Progress Toward Astronomical Nulling (Criteria governing.

Claiming that the only solution to these difficulties is common awareness of the basics of interpersonal relationships, Solanas and Getino go further to state that “The myth of the irreplaceable technicians must be exploded.

You"ll have to tough it out through some aggravatingly boring sections, but when the game strays from the basics a bit, it.

Working in teams, the recruits practice the basics of following targets without being noticed or drawing attention to themselves.

antropogeografije [Balkan peninsula and southslavic lands, basics of anthropogeography] (in Serbian).

In the United States, industrial arts classes are colloquially known as shop class; these programs expose children to the basics of home repair, manual craftsmanship, and machine safety.

Synonyms:

rudiments, fact,

Antonyms:

general, yin, yang, pleasure principle, reality principle,