bases

Meanings

• noun

  A structure or surface upon which something stands, rests, or is based.

• noun

  A set of principles or rules serving as the foundation for a particular discipline.

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Pronunciation

1. /ˈbeɪsɪz/
   
   
   
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2. /ˈbeɪsiːz/
   
   
   
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Antonyms

acid , apex

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Synonyms

alkali , F clef , basso , primitive , radical , base

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with bases
maze , daze , blaze , maze

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Variants

List of all variants of bases that leads to same result
base , bases , basis , baseless , cover all the bases , cover every base , covered all the bases , covered every base , covering all the bases , covering every base , covers all the bases , covers every base , had all her bases covered , had all his bases covered , had all its bases covered , had all my bases covered , had all one's bases covered , had all our bases covered , had all their bases covered , had all your bases covered , had her bases covered , had his bases covered , had its bases covered , had my bases covered , had one's bases covered , had our bases covered , had their bases covered , had your bases covered , has all her bases covered , has all his bases covered , has all its bases covered , has all one's bases covered , has her bases covered , has his bases covered , has its bases covered , has one's bases covered , have all my bases covered , have all one's bases covered , have all our bases covered , have all their bases covered , have all your bases covered , have my bases covered , have one's bases covered , have our bases covered , have their bases covered , have your bases covered , having all her bases covered , having all his bases covered , having all its bases covered , having all my bases covered , having all our bases covered , having all their bases covered , having all your bases covered , having her bases covered , having his bases covered , having its bases covered , having my bases covered , having our bases covered , having their bases covered , having your bases covered , off base , touch all the bases , touch every base , touched all the bases , touched every base , touches all the bases , touches every base , touching all the bases , touching every base , on a daily basis , on a regular basis , base on , base upon , based , based on , based upon , basing , air base , air bases , base on balls , bases on balls , fan base , fan bases , first base , first baseman , first basemen , first bases , power base , power bases , prisoner's base , prisoner's bases

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Forms

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bases (plural), base (singular)

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Etymology

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From Old French base, from Latin basis 'foundation'.

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Trivia

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1. In chemistry, a base is a substance that reacts with an acid to form a salt and water.

2. In physics, a base is the reference point for measuring the potential difference between two points.

3. The Eiffel Tower in Paris, France, has a base that is over 1,000 square meters in area.

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Related Concepts

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1. foundation: A structure or surface that supports or forms the base of something.

2. base number system: A number system in which a particular number is considered as a base and used as a reference point for the calculation of other numbers.

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Culture

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Bases have cultural significance in various fields such as mathematics, science, and architecture. In mathematics, a base is the number system used to represent numbers. In science, a base is the substance that a compound is built upon. In architecture, a base is the lower part of a column or a monument.

How to Memorize "bases"

1. visualize
   

   - Imagine a building or a monument standing on a solid base.
   - Visualize a set of principles or rules as the foundation for a particular discipline.

2. associate
   

   - Associate the word 'base' with the concept of a foundation or support.
   - Associate the word 'base' with the idea of a starting point or foundation for something.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Use the acronym B.A.S.E. to remember the meaning of 'base': Building or structure, Area or surface, Starting point, Element or foundation.

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