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core
noun as in center, gist
Strongest matches
basis, body, bottom line, crux, essence, focus, foundation, heart, importance, nucleus, origin, root, substance, thrust
Strong matches
amount, base, bulk, burden, consequence, corpus, import, kernel, mass, meat, middle, midpoint, midst, nub, pith, pivot, purport, quick, significance, staple, upshot
Weak matches
Example Sentences
It shows a massive difference between what some economists would call the "core countries" in the north and the periphery.
Morgan McSweeney emphasised that whatever their faction, Labour members shared certain core principles - and top of the list was a commitment to combatting poverty and defending the welfare state.
The Secretary of State has approved core life-saving humanitarian assistance and issued waivers for specific purposes.
His team has made undoing such programmes a core part of their first days in office, saying they have divided Americans and weakened the country.
Shockingly, they found that in companies in which meritocracy was openly espoused as a core value, men were paid less than women in cases in which both genders had identical performance review evaluations.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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