Core
/kɔːr/
Definitions
- (n.) The central or most important part of something, especially forming the basis or foundation.
The core of the argument lies in its fundamental assumptions.
- (adj.) Relating to the central or most important part of a subject or organization.
Core principles guide the legal framework.
Forms
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Commentary
Used to emphasize fundamental elements; in legal writing, clarifying 'core' concepts helps focus arguments.
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