Sentence examples for root meaning from inspiring English sources
That is the root meaning of the word 'salvation' - it means being saved from something or someone.
The root meaning is "take together".
Such servitude is the root meaning of the word "addiction".
FREQUENTLY translated as "charity," the word "tzedakah" comes from a Hebrew root meaning "righteousness" and "justice".
The words "patriot" and "paternal" stem from the same Latin root, meaning "father".
It is derived from a Latin root meaning a reduction of matter or wasting away (growing thinner).
In Being and Time Heidegger approached phenomenology, in a quasi-poetic idiom, through the root meanings of "logos" and "phenomena", so that phenomenology is defined as the art or practice of "letting things show themselves".
The root meanings of these words add further insight.
After all, moist is now mostly used with positive connotations to describe baked goods and soil, but it still harbors its less than appealing root meanings.
The software relies upon three linguistic-based techniques that take into account the root meanings of the extracted terms and their relationship between sets of similar objects or opinions: term derivation, term inclusion and semantic networks (SPSS 2006, p. 101).
The term "adiabatic" literally means impassable, coming from the Greek roots meaning not passing through.
