crucial part

collocation in English

meaningsofcrucialandpart

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crucial
adjective
uk
/ˈkruː.ʃəl/us
/ˈkruː.ʃəl/
extremely important ...
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part
noun
uk
/pɑːt/us
/pɑːrt/
some but not all of ...
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(Definition ofcrucialandpartfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcrucial part

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Here is thecrucialpart.
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Thecrucialpartis the patients' education.
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The next bound is thecrucialpartof the proof.
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Obviously, path planning is acrucialpartof these abilities.
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Acrucialpartof creative activities is discovering new interpretations.
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Coronary re-implantation is considered to be acrucialpartof the arterial switch operation.
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That would tally with acrucialpartof the story being told here.
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The exact definition of link graphs has been acrucialpartof the development of bigraphs.
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Acrucialpartof the presentation is the handling of recursive processes.
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This 'shade matching', as it is called, is acrucialpartof the dyeing process.
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On the contrary, drugs are acrucialpartof the therapy of psychiatric disorders.
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Acrucialpartof this book is the thorough analysis of social conflict.
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The question of the right to silence is acrucialpartof thecrucialpart.
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Acrucialpartof her right to this house is an immunity to your transferring ownership of it 14.
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Intergenerational land transmission was acrucialpartof the process of social reproduction in pre-industrial society.
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The case is then made for investigating thecrucialpartplayed by employers and how this is operationalised within organisations.
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First, there is the argument that continuously distributed dimensions constitute acrucialpartof risk-protective processes.
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Virtues are good, and considerations of what is good are acrucialpartof determining what is right.
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That is thecrucialpart.
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They have acrucialpartto play.
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But that part was thecrucialpart.
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That is acrucialpartof education.
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It is acrucialpartof education.
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Allowing and encouraging victims to engage in dialogue and public storytelling constitutes acrucialpartof the transitional legal and political process.
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What it is possible for an agent to know is constrained incrucialpartby the cognitive capacities with which she is endowed.
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