core in English

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adj. central; basic.
Ex. Deterring such an attack has been the core reason for NATO's existence (Time). The Fed decided the core questions of regulating the money supply (New Yorker).

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core (1), noun, verb, cored,coring,adj.

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core (2), noun.
1. a body of people; company.
2. the company of players in a curling match.

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CORE(no periods)orC.O.R.E.
Congress of Racial Equality.

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noun 1. the hard, central part, containing the seeds, of fruits like apples and pears.
Ex. After eating the apple he threw the core away.
2. (Figurative.) the central or most important part.
Ex. the core of an argument. That boy is hon

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v.t. to take out the core of.
Ex. The cook cored the apples.

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