"Secondariness" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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"Secondariness" Meaning

Secondary status or significance; inferiority to something more important; being secondary or subordinate, often implying a state of compromise or a lesser priority.

Example: "The company's innovation was overshadowed by the secondariness of the project, which received a lower budget allocation."

"Secondariness" Examples

5 Examples of Using the Word "Secondariness"


1. The engineer's primary objective was to find a solution to the main problem, whereas her secondariness was to minimize the additional cost involved.

2. Social media has become a critical tool in marketing campaigns, but some argue that the secondariness of actual direct sales outweighs the power of digital clicks and shares.

3. In mathematics, secondariness can be seen with logarithmic expressions, where solving for the base may prove to be more difficult than the primary logarithmic value.

4. At the conference, the presentation of historical findings secondary to mainstream opinions created quite a disturbance among the academic community due to their controversial secondary nature of research.

5. For that type of tea, subtleties of flavor strengthen to compensate for an increased focus on secondary vegetable tastes as opposed to the secondary health benefits that skillfully engineered brands shifted your attention toward.

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Adjective: Coming next in a series or sequence; one more than the first.<br><br>Example: "The second prize winner received a trophy."<br><br>Noun: The number two in a set or series.<br><br>Example: "I have a second car parked in the garage."<br><br>Also, an idiomatic expression meaning "next" or "subsequent".<br><br>Example: "What time will you arrive, the second I get there?"

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(adv.) <br><br>Relating to the second in a series or level of importance; of or relating to the second point of consideration, particularly when it comes to an event, etc. Also, not being the first thing in; not principal or primary.

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Supported or endorsed, especially in order to make someone eligible for an appointment or promotion.<br><br>Example: "She was seconded to a prestigious research institute for a year."

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