Mathematical Notation

noun a slender, straight weapon that is shot from a bow and is pointed at one end

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• The archer carefully aimed the arrow at the target.
• Make sure you point the arrow in the right direction before shooting.
• I totally bullseyed that target with my arrow!
• Her words hit me like a sharp arrow to the heart.

verb to make formal or official

• The company decided to formalize their partnership with a written agreement.
• Let's make it official and put it in writing.
• Let's make it legit.
• They wanted to solidify their relationship by formalizing it.

noun a set of lowercase letters in a particular typeface or design

adjective written or printed in lowercase letters

• Please remember to use lower case letters when filling out the form.
• Don't forget to type in lower case for the username.
• lol did u see that email with all the LOWER CASE? so unprofessional
• Her lower case attitude towards the project is holding back its success.

noun a character or symbol that is written or printed below the line

adjective written or printed below something else

• In mathematical equations, a subscript is used to denote a variable's position or role.
• Make sure to include the subscript when writing out the chemical formula.
• I always forget to add the subscript when typing out the equation.
• The subscript in this context symbolizes the hidden meaning behind the words.

noun a line drawn under a word or phrase for emphasis

verb to emphasize or draw attention to something

• The data analysis report underscored the importance of accurate data collection.
• Her reaction underscored how surprised she was by the news.
• The meme underscored how relatable the situation was for many people.
• The dark clouds underscored the impending storm.

adjective describing a musician or artist who does not have a contract with a record label

• The contract was returned because it was left unsigned.
• I can't believe you left the document unsigned!
• Don't be lazy, just sign it - why leave it unsigned?
• His emotions remained unsigned, hidden from the world.

noun a mathematical concept used in computer science and data analysis to represent an ordered set of elements or values

• In database management, a tuple refers to a single row of data within a table.
• Hey, can you pass me that tuple of values for the report?
• I'll grab a tuple of snacks for the road trip.
• Each member of the team played a unique role, forming a tuple that led to success.

noun a word that refers to a person, place, thing, event, substance, or quality

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun

• The company provided an abbreviated number for customer service inquiries in their latest communication.
• Just call the abbreviated number on the flyer if you have any questions.
• Hit up the abbr number if you need help with that.
• She dialed the abbreviated number to connect with her inner peace.

adjective describing a person or thing that is bound or attached to a particular place, organization, or system

• In feudal societies, serfs were often adscripted to the land they worked on.
• The workers on the farm were adscripted to their jobs and couldn't easily leave.
• I feel like I'm adscripted to this boring routine.
• Her love for him felt adscripted in her heart, unable to be erased.