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Definition of fundament
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Fundament
(n.) The part of the body on which one sits; the
buttocks;
specifically
(Anat.),
the
anus..
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Plastin
::
Plastin
(n.) A
substance
associated
with
nuclein
in cell
nuclei,
and by some
considered
as the
fundamental
substance
of the
nucleus..
Fundamental
::
Fundamental
(n.) A
leading
or
primary
principle,
rule, law, or
article,
which
serves
as the
groundwork
of a
system;
essential
part, as, the
fundamentals
of the
Christian
faith..
Base
::
Base (n.) Fig.: The
fundamental
or
essential
part of a
thing;
the
essential
principle;
a
groundwork.
Archetype
::
Archetype
(n.) The plan or
fundamental
structure
on which a
natural
group of
animals
or
plants
or their
systems
of
organs
are
assumed
to have been
constructed;
as, the
vertebrate
archetype..
Dignity
::
Dignity
(n.)
Fundamental
principle;
axiom;
maxim.
Bottom
::
Bottom
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
bottom;
fundamental;
lowest;
under;
as,
bottom
rock; the
bottom
board of a wagon box;
bottom
prices..
Physicist
::
Physicist
(n.) A
believer
in the
theory
that the
fundamental
phenomena
of life are to be
explained
upon
purely
chemical
and
physical
principles;
--
opposed
to
vitalist.
Principle
::
Principle
(n.) A
source,
or
origin;
that from which
anything
proceeds;
fundamental
substance
or
energy;
primordial
substance;
ultimate
element,
or
cause..
Constitutionally
::
Constitutionally
(adv.)
In
accordance
with the
constitution
or
fundamental
law;
legally;
as, he was not
constitutionally
appointed..
Fundamental
::
Fundamental
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
foundation
or
basis;
serving
for the
foundation.
Hence:
Essential,
as an
element,
principle,
or law;
important;
original;
elementary;
as, a
fundamental
truth;
a
fundamental
axiom..
Primary
::
Primary
(a.)
Earliest
formed;
fundamental.
Radix
::
Radix (n.) A
number
or
quantity
which is
arbitrarily
made the
fundamental
number
of any
system;
a base. Thus, 10 is the
radix,
or base, of the
common
system
of
logarithms,
and also of the
decimal
system
of
numeration..
Derivative
::
Derivative
(a.)
Obtained
by
derivation;
derived;
not
radical,
original,
or
fundamental;
originating,
deduced,
or
formed
from
something
else;
secondary;
as, a
derivative
conveyance;
a
derivative
word..
Fundament
::
Fundament
(n.) The part of the body on which one sits; the
buttocks;
specifically
(Anat.),
the
anus..
Family
::
Family
(v. t.) The group
comprising
a
husband
and wife and their
dependent
children,
constituting
a
fundamental
unit in the
organization
of
society..
Foot
::
Foot (n.)
Fundamental
principle;
basis;
plan; -- used only in the
singular.
Malebranchism
::
Malebranchism
(n.) The
philosophical
system
of
Malebranche,
an
eminent
French
metaphysician.
The
fundamental
doctrine
of his
system
is that the mind can not have
knowledge
of
anything
external
to
itself
except
in its
relation
to God..
Homomorphy
::
Homomorphy
(n.)
Similarity
of form;
resemblance
in
external
characters,
while
widely
different
in
fundamental
structure;
resemblance
in
geometric
ground
form. See
Homophyly,
Promorphology..
Brunonian
::
Brunonian
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
invented
by,
Brown;
-- a term
applied
to a
system
of
medicine
promulgated
in the 18th
century
by John
Brown,
of
Scotland,
the
fundamental
doctrine
of which was, that life is a state of
excitation
produced
by the
normal
action
of
external
agents
upon the body, and that
disease
consists
in
excess
or
deficiency
of
excitation..
Eudipleura
::
Eudipleura
(n. pl.) The
fundamental
forms of
organic
life, that are
composed
of two equal and
symmetrical
halves..
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