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Meaning core meaning

What does core mean?
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core Noun

— The core is the centre part of something. I bit into the apple core and spit out the seeds. The ideas in it still form the core of the government's economic plan. A core group of fans follow the team to every game. I was shaken to the core when I heard the terrible news.

core Verb

— If you core something, you remove the centre from it. lemon juice • 4 eating apples, peeled, halved and cored • 1 tbsp of...

core

— noun a small group of indispensable persons or things five periodicals make up the core of their publishing program — noun the center of an object the ball has a titanium core — noun the central part of the Earth — noun (= gist, heart, heart and soul, nub) the choicest or most essential or most vital part of some idea or experience the gist of the prosecutor's argument the heart and soul of the Republican Party the nub of the story — noun a cylindrical sample of soil or rock obtained with a hollow drill — verb remove the core or center from core an apple — noun a bar of magnetic material (as soft iron) that passes through a coil and serves to increase the inductance of the coil — noun the chamber of a nuclear reactor containing the fissile material where the reaction takes place — noun (computer science) a tiny ferrite toroid formerly used in a random access memory to store one bit of data; now superseded by semiconductor memories each core has three wires passing through it, providing the means to select and detect the contents of each bit — noun (= effect) the central meaning or theme of a speech or literary work

CORE

— noun (= Congress of Racial Equality) an organization founded by James Leonard Farmer in 1942 to work for racial equality

Synonyms core synonyms

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core English » English

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Congress of Racial Equality

Topics core topics

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Universe, creation World Land

Underground
Universe, creation Plant

Parts of a plant
States Parts of things

Middle
Universe, creation World Land

Volcano

Conjugation core conjugation

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core · verb

Examples core examples

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Simple sentences

This is the core of the problem.
She understands the core of the problem well.
Most computers made today are equipped with multi-core processors.
I don't eat the core of an apple.
Tom threw the apple core into the garbage can.
Tom demonstrated how to core an apple.
That organization is corrupt to the core.
That computer has a quad-core processor.
This phone has a quad-core processor.
A planet is not a star, because it is not massive enough that nuclear fusion can happen in its core.
Earth has a core of molten iron-nickel.
I don't eat the apple core.
It's quite likely that FIFA is rotten to the core.
I won't eat the apple's core.
Jupiter does not have a molten metal core; instead, its magnetic field is created by a core of compressed liquid metallic hydrogen.

Movie subtitles

It was coming from deep inside the Earth's core.
Those ocean depths could be home to some bizarre life forms - huge tubeworms feeding on the minerals coming from inside Europa's core.
The devils lived in the earth's core.
Deep down in the earth's core lies Hell, where those tempted by the Devil shall suffer forever.
You are the very core and meaning of my life.
And French to the core.
I knew there was a core of something. Well, there is.
All mushy outside and hard at the core, eh?
Give me that man that is not passion's slave and I will wear him in my heart's core, ay, in my heart of heart, as I do thee.
It's like he's sick to the core.
Then according to the chain of command, wouldn't he be the commanding general of the core area in which Col. Mitchell served?
You've quite a flair, Louis, for the obvious. Can't you appreciate that Mrs. Wilberforce is not a mere appendage to my plan, she's the very core of it.
You're rotten to the core.
I wish that you, you long-nosed baboon that you'd once break to the core, so much so that not a fart was left!
I knew there was a core of something.
As for the present, I know from my informers that you're one of the main heads of the military command of the National Committee, and you're in with the Bradogliano military core.
She's rotten to the core!
Captain Pringle, my belief in the army has been shaken to the core.
He gets a piece of the core stuck between his teeth, you know?
Then we already were close to the core of the issue then.
I'm not surprised. He was rotten to the core.
Can't you appreciate that Mrs. Wilberforce is not a mere appendage to my plan, she's the very core of it.
Terrible, wicked place, rotten to the core. and I enjoyed every minute of it.
Oh, I was thrilled to the core.
That's the poodle's real core.
Prepare to have your God-fearing, farm-bred prayer-fattened morality. shaken to its core!
Through the ages, so much has been added and changed that we have to remove the additions in order to see the Romanesque core.
She's my child to the core?
She's my child to the core? Willful and a bit crazy.
Our power and light are derived from the heat of the Earth's core.
Watch it unwind to a small hard core.
That's the way a hard -core Commie works.
I want to think and get down to the core of the problem.

News and current affairs

There are many who would solve the problem by routing more and more cheap credit through public channels - bailout funds, eurobonds, or the ECB - from the eurozone's healthy core to the troubled South.
But this would unfairly force savers and taxpayers in the core countries to provide capital to the South on terms to which they would never voluntarily agree.
Five core ingredients are required.
The budget war is not producing any consensus on fixing America's infrastructure, but it is beginning to produce a view that Afghanistan and Pakistan are far from being core US national interests.
NEW YORK - The brutal murder of 20 children and seven adults in Newtown, Connecticut, shakes us to the core as individuals and requires a response as citizens.
But it cannot be the core of a general non-proliferation policy, whereby the United States intervenes militarily everywhere to prevent the development of nuclear weapons.
No core problem was really tackled.
Because fear is at the core of many human pathologies, from panic attacks to posttraumatic stress disorder, breakthroughs in understanding the brain's fear system may lead to new ways to treat these disorders.
But it is not only the fate of Israel that has now shocked US policy, in particular, to its core.
In the important work of adapting educational institutions for the future, we must not lose sight of their core mission as articulated in the past.
The core idea is that Israelis and Palestinians would be citizens of two separate states and thus would identify with two separate political authorities.
But ESDP is not at the core of our efforts.
The core objective would be to interrupt the emergence of a threat that is still gathering.
Will such prosecutions actually deter hard-core racists?
The core theory with which emerging feminists in more traditional and religious societies are working is far different from that of Western feminism - and in some ways far more profound and humane.
Such political paralysis on key economic issues is increasingly unsettling for the US private sector, and for other countries that rely on a strong US at the core of the global economy.
America today presents the paradox of a rich country falling apart because of the collapse of its core values.
The problem for the rich is that, other than military spending, there is no place to cut the budget other than in areas of core support for the poor and working class.
The core of feminism is individual choice and freedom, and it is these strains that are being sounded now more by the Tea Party movement than by the left.
The shine may have come off the EU, but the gripping scenes from Kyiv's Maidan Square are a powerful reminder of the enduring appeal of Europe's core values.
Nothing short of a drastic change in the conflict's nature that threatened America's core interests would lead to direct US involvement.
Herein lies the core of the dilemma for the US: it wants Egypt's basic state apparatus to survive, so that the levers of power do not fall into the wrong hands.
For a happier New Year, we should listen to the core messages of all these great religions, above all the Confucian golden rule that we should never do to others what we would not like to be done to us.
We live in an age in which many people are disillusioned with secular politics, and are turning to religion instead, not only throughout the Muslim world, but in the core of Western civilization, Christian Europe and Evangelist America.

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