Pronunciation: /fɪˈduʃəl/
noun a point of reference or standard
A1 I don't understand the meaning of the word 'fiducial'.
A2 The fiducial marker helped guide the robot's movements.
B1 The fiducial point on the map was used as a reference for navigation.
B2 The fiducial relationship between the two parties was based on trust and confidence.
C1 The fiducial responsibility of the board members was to ensure the company's financial stability.
C2 The fiducial agreement between the two countries was signed to strengthen diplomatic ties.
adjective relating to or based on trust or confidence
A1 The fiducial marker helped the surgeon accurately locate the tumor.
A2 The fiducial points on the map guided us to the correct destination.
B1 The fiducial measurements were crucial in determining the accuracy of the experiment.
B2 The fiducial data provided a reliable basis for making important decisions.
C1 The fiducial evidence presented in court was instrumental in proving the defendant's guilt.
C2 The fiducial relationship between the two variables was key in establishing a causal link.
formal The fiducial markers were placed precisely to ensure accurate measurements during the experiment.
informal Make sure you put the fiducial stickers in the right spots before taking the photos.
slang I totally trust that fiducial guy to handle all the financial stuff for me.
figurative The lighthouse served as a fiducial point for sailors navigating the treacherous waters.
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