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groundwork

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Noun — The basic preparatory work that everything else is built on.

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lay the groundwork do the groundwork

Etymology

A compound of ground and work, literally the work done on or forming the ground/foundation of something.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “groundwork” mean?

The word “groundwork” means the basic preparatory work that everything else is built on. In plain terms, the essential early preparation that makes later success possible.

How do you use “groundwork” in a sentence?

Here is “groundwork” used in a sentence: “She spent months laying the groundwork for the merger before announcing it publicly.”

What part of speech is “groundwork”?

“Groundwork” is a noun.

Is “groundwork” a common word?

“Groundwork” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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