"In the primordial state of the world, the rudimental universe, submerged in water, reposed on the bosom of the Eternal.

Adj. beginning &c v.; initial, initiatory, initiative; inceptive, introductory, incipient; proemial^, inaugural; inchoate, inchoative^; embryonic, rudimental; primogenial^; primeval, primitive, primordial &c (old) 124; aboriginal; natal, nascent.

The fossil strata show us that Nature began with rudimental forms, and rose to the more complex as fast as the earth was fit for their dwelling-place,and that the lower perish, as the higher appear.

I recollect the story of your wrongs, and your joy in the supposition that all were now ended in your freedom; of your thirst for knowledge, as you gathered up from the rudimental booksnot then very plentya few snatches of the elements of the language; of playing the school-master to you, in "setting copies" for your writing book; of guiding your mind and pen.

ROBBINS, MANASSEH; "Rudimental Lessons in Etym. and Synt.;" 12mo, pp.

The set of teeth was all covered by a membrane that surrounded internally the lips; the teeth are very little, and almost in a rudimental state.

(With the author's Rudimental divine science) Translators: Olga Revilliod-Masarykova, Venceslas Lomnisky and Ladmila K. Foxlee.

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Thus, the young generation in America, now reciting in our schools the rudimental facts of the common history of the English-speaking race, will come to the meridian of manhood at a time when the three first generations of American houses shall have been swept away.

Sometimes, but not often, Bog was a listener at these rudimental concerts.

No remembrance of any ideal condition comes with the remembrance of my childish days, and I conclude that my mind, if I had any, existed in so rudimental a state that it had little influence upon my character.