きほんてき
Meanings
Adjective (な)
1. fundamental; basic
Since then, I have basically been alone.
Pitch accent
き
ほんてき
Composed of
basics; fundamentals; basis; basically; fundamentally
-ical; -ive; -like; -ish; (something) like; along the lines of
Used in vocabulary (3 in total)
basically; fundamentally
fundamental human rights
basic right; fundamental right
Examples (31 in total)
Basically, that's how it is, though.
The basic structure is a tube.
Basically, it's not illegal.
Physics is a fundamental natural science.
Wholesale prices are basically flat.
Fundamental instincts will not go away.
Basically, I agree with your opinion.
The family is the basic unit of society.
Basically, there are only five, so it is fine.
Since then, I have basically been alone.
I think your basic theory is wrong.
Since people are fundamentally equal, after all.
If anything, I'm basically the former type.
I believe people are basically good.
Let's learn the basic tags in order.
Language is a fundamental problem of international marriage.
As was mentioned before, this is my basic idea.
There is a fundamental difference between your opinion and mine.
What are the basic rules for keeping a dog?
The basic recipe had been completed a long time ago.
This law will deprive us of our basic rights.
By the way, since paper and ink are also precious, they are basically not used.
With my pass, I can basically go anywhere on the base.
Intuitively, the basic atomic unit of meaning is a word.
I like a basic breakfast - miso soup and rice.
Our views are in agreement with theirs as to the essential points.
This course teaches basic skills in first aid.
I basically prefer being by myself.
Note that, as a rule, our high school doesn't give out homework.
Much less is failure permitted in an organization like the military.
Our basic problem is the lack of know-how.