fundamental

adjective14 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.2

A common way to intensify and stress the importance of something basic.

To emphasize that something is truly basic and important.

To sincerely emphasize that something is basic and important.

To strongly state that something is completely essential and non-negotiable.

To indicate that something is completely or to a significant degree essential.

To indicate something is moderately or reasonably essential.

To indicate something is essential to a certain degree, often with a sense of surprise.

Used to state something is a basic and essential part.

To believe or think of something as being a basic and essential part.

Used to suggest that something appears to be a basic and essential part.

To see or consider something in a particular way, as being basic and essential.

Used to emphasize that something continues to be a basic and essential part.

Indicates something is an essential part of a larger system, concept, or success.

Indicates something forms a necessary base or foundation for a purpose or activity.