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/ˈɒb.dʒɪkt/

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Meaning

A thing that you can see or touch, especially one that is not alive.

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Word origin

From Latin objectum, meaning a thing put or thrown before the mind.

Origin
Latin
Root
objectum

Grammar

Gender
Pluralobjects

Examples

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"Object" is a thing you can see or touch.

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"Objects" is the plural, meaning more than one object.

?

Here "object" means a thing whose name we do not know.

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This word is taught in chapter 18, lesson 11: object, skill, likely and 7 more words.