Elements

Pronunciation: /ˈɛləmənts/

Definitions of elements

noun a component or constituent of a whole or one of the parts into which a whole may be resolved

Example Sentences

A1 Water and fire are two elements found in nature.

A2 The periodic table lists all the known elements.

B1 Mixing different elements can create new compounds.

B2 Artists often use the elements of color, shape, and texture in their work.

C1 The novel's plot had many complex elements that kept readers engaged.

C2 The film director skillfully combined various elements such as music, cinematography, and acting to create a masterpiece.

Examples of elements in a Sentence

formal The periodic table organizes all the known chemical elements.

informal Mixing different elements in cooking can create unique flavors.

slang The DJ mixed in some new elements to the song, making it even better.

figurative The elements of a good story include strong characters and a compelling plot.

Grammatical Forms of elements

• past tense: elemented
• plural: elements
• comparative: more elemental
• superlative: most elemental
• present tense: element
• future tense: will element
• perfect tense: have elemented
• continuous tense: is elementing
• singular: element
• positive degree: elemental
• infinitive: to element
• gerund: elementing
• participle: elemented

Origin and Evolution of elements

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'elements' originated from the Latin word 'elementum' which referred to the basic principles or components of nature.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'elements' has come to refer to the fundamental substances that make up the physical world, as well as the basic principles or components of any system or subject.