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Word | Cardinal |
serving as an essential component; a cardinal rule; the central cause of the problem; an example that was fundamental to the argument; computers are fundamental to modern industrial structure / the number of elements in a mathematical set / Of fundamental importance / chief / of the greatest importance; fundamental. / a priest of the Roman Catholic Church who ranks immediately below the Pope / a common North American bird / basic or most important, | |
Usage | ⇒ Is there a cardinal rule to solve this problem? ⇒ If you want to increase your word power, the cardinal rule of vocabulary-building is to read. ⇒ The Pope appointed two new cardinals this year. ⇒ two cardinal points must be borne in mind ⇒ Love is the cardinal quality of his charater ⇒ of cardinal importance |
Synonyms | primary, principal, chief, main, prime, leading, essential, fundamental, central, first, key, paramount, basic, foremost, vital, important, primal, capital, dominant, supreme, |
Antonyms | unimportant, insignificant, minor, ordinal, secondary, inferior, negligible, ancillary, inconsiderable, inessential, slight, subordinate, trifling, trivial, zero, inconsequential, accessory, additional, assisting, auxiliary, |
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