fundamentals
Sayfun-duh-MEN-tuhlz/ˌfʌndəˈmɛntəlz/
- 1Plural of fundamental. Use this when talking about more than one basic idea or skill.
Every sport has fundamentals you must learn first.
The coach drilled the team on the fundamentals all week.
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- 2The basic facts about a company, like its sales, profit, and debt, used to judge its real worth.
Like checking a car's engine and service history before buying it, not just the shiny paint.
Investors check a company's fundamentals before buying its shares.
Even when prices fell, the firm's fundamentals stayed strong.
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fundamentals is a form of fundamental
fundamental, noun: A basic truth or rule that bigger ideas are built from. Full entry
- Forms
- fundamentalfundamentals plural
- Spelling
- fundamental → fundamentals: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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