Rudiments is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RUDIMENTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• RUDIMENT, a basic principle or element
• the first principles of (a subject)
• an elementary or primitive form of (something)
• an undeveloped or immature part or organ, especially a structure in an embryo or larva which will develop into an organ, limb, etc.
• a basic pattern used by drummers, such as the roll, the flam, and the paradiddle.
• a statement of fundamental facts or principles

Words related to RUDIMENTS

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How to use RUDIMENTS in a sentence

• There were no schools of any note at this period, and no convents where learning was cultivated beyond the rudiments of grammar and arithmetic and the writings of the Fathers.
• I was taught the rudiments of no science, except reading, writing, and arithmetic.
• Often influential white men taught Negroes not only the rudiments of education but almost anything they wanted to learn.
• What an honor for Yankee children to have been taught, by a French king, the rudiments of his language.
• There they certainly did pick up the rudiments, but lived almost as hard as at home.
• He spent the evening, as is usual in the rudiments of vice, in perturbation and imperfect enjoyment, and met his disappointed friends in the morning with confusion and excuses.
• I like to think of that family group, so different from most, and to admire that girl-wife teaching her husband the rudiments of education.
• They all speak our language plainly, and some few of them attend the public schools when living near by, and acquire very readily the common rudiments of an education.
• If possible, teach your boy enough of the rudiments of plain sewing to help him in an emergency, so that he can put on a button, or stitch up a rip, when absent from you.
• It was a type of school building common in the early West, in which many a statesman gained the first rudiments of knowledge.
• Wingle, who had been an old-timer when most of the Concho hands were learning the rudiments of the game, took himself and his present occupation seriously.
• Caspar Potts gave Dave the rudiments of a good education.
• The new player should on no account attempt to take part in a scrub game until he has thoroughly mastered the rudiments.
• They have all the senses in common with us, together with the rudiments of intelligence and will.
• It was not until after he had convinced me just how little I knew that he began to teach me, beginning with the rudiments of the art.
• Much has been discussed and written, both at the North and South, concerning the policy and propriety of permitting those in bondage to gain the rudiments of a common education.
• With a beautiful touch, full of temperament and expression, she possessed a profound ignorance of the rudiments of music.
• He was born in great obscurity, and received his first rudiments of learning in a charity school.
• If man had even the rudiments of justice, such a state of things would be impossible.
• They have the rudiments, but the rudiments only, of our emotions and affections.
• We hope only to excite the interest of mothers in the subject, and to instruct them in its rudiments and principles.
• He received the rudiments of his education from Mr.
• He received the first rudiments of learning from his father, who instructed him in the languages, and superintended his domestic education.
• He was born in the place where his father was minister, about the beginning of the present century, and received the rudiments of his education at a private country school.
• Their size exceeded that of a rabbit, their hair was yellow, mingled with green spots, and they had the merest rudiments of tails.
• After her marriage she learned to do both, and acquired the rudiments of an education.
• But Browning adds that in Mount Zion, love, at least in its rudiments, is present, and where love is, there is Christ.
• We were then among the rudiments of the world and man was but a child, incapable, as Mathias has said, of the knowledge of God as an absolute being.
• His first rudiments in profane history were acquired by seeing of raree-shows, where he was brought acquainted with all the princes of Europe.
• MacClatchie, made some proficiency in acquiring the rudiments of reading and writing.
• Here Jude had the opportunity of learning at least the rudiments of freestone-working.
• The messengers of the new gospel are at your doors, offering you in return for the plain rudiments of justice not only forgiveness but friendship.
• But now, my boys, leave off, and list to me, That mean to teach you rudiments of war.
• The very rudiments of the science have to be learned as it were in a new language, and under the laws and theories of a new philosophy.

Similar words containing RUDIMENT without suffix s

rudiment11 rudimental13 rudimentary17 rudimentally18 rudimentarily19 rudimentariness18 rudimentarinesses20

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