crucial element
collocation in Englishmeaningsofcrucialandelement
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crucial
adjective
uk/ˈkruː.ʃəl/us/ˈkruː.ʃəl/
extremely important ...
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element
noun
uk/ˈel.ɪ.mənt/us/ˈel.ə.mənt/
a part ...
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(Definition ofcrucialandelementfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesofcrucial element
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Repetition is acrucialelementin the process of resignification.
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Increased transparency was acrucialelementof reform.
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It is therefore acrucialelementof plant population dynamics.
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Acrucialelementnot incorporated into these models is the intergenerational transmission of wealth.
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The dyadic exchange of information between citizens is acrucialelementin democratic politics.
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In this book performance emerges as acrucialelementin the construction of national culture.
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Moreover, legitimacy was rarely thecrucialelementin the success of exiles.
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Electroencephalographic knowledge would thus become acrucialelementin the achievement of world peace.
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This is acrucialelement.
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That is thecrucialelement.
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And indeed he retained onecrucialelementof this genre - the elimination of the author from the narrative.
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Acrucialelementof this model is that new neurons must be added precisely to replace existing neurons.
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The magnitude of the population relative to the extent of the land mass containing it is acrucialelement.
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This program is people centered, as participation is acrucialelementin location, management, and cost and benefit sharing.
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But it leaves onecrucialelementunexplained: how does the process of cooperative computation actually solve the recruitment problem?
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The variability of these expressive cues through the performance is believed to be acrucialelementin the communicative process.
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Nonetheless, maternal stylistic differences appear to constitute acrucialelementof the language learning environment for young children.
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Acrucialelementof the vicious circle hypotheses is the divergence of private and public costs of the collection activity.
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This craft skill is thecrucialelementin identifying the "real quarriers," and therefore the respectable elements of the community.
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It is acrucialelementin commerce.
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This is, therefore, an absolutelycrucialelement.
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Nevertheless, health visitors are acrucialelement.
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The thirdcrucialelementis developing countries.
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Finally, energy efficiency is anothercrucialelementof this strategy.
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That is acrucialelementin encouraging people into working.
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