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Word | Key |
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 / a kilogram of a narcotic drug / An instrument by means of which the bolt of a lock is shot or drawn / a small piece of metal, specially shaped so that it will open a lock. The same word also means a lever on a piano or typewriter / 0, | |
Usage | ⇒ This lock opened with this key A keyboard has number of keys ⇒ This lock opened with this key ⇒ she became a key figure in the suffragette movement ⇒ Ella keyed in her personal code ⇒ the key to success ⇒ this is key information |
Synonyms | central, principal, cardinal, essential, fundamental, main, chief, crucial, primary, vital, cay, important, pivotal, basic, critical, leading, prime, tonality, clue, cue, |
Antonyms | insignificant, atonality, unimportant, atonalism, inconsequential, inconsiderable, lock, minor, question, trifling, trivial, ancillary, collateral, dispensable, expendable, frivolous, incidental, inferior, little, negligible, |
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