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To take something out of context is to ignore the overall meaning of an utterance in order to assign undue importance or meaning to a part of it. For example: Joe says "I think Fred is not a man to trifle with." The CNN network anchorman gleefully reports it as "Joe says Fred is not a man." That is taking Joe's words out of context.
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The government claims most of their power not from the limited grants of the Constitution but by implication and by taking clauses out of context.
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What does talk out of content mean?
Nothing. The phrase is "taken out of context".
What does french word Qanta mean?
'quant à' means 'as regards to that/you' (it's difficult to know as it's taken out of context)
What does viddle mean?
It depends on the context in which its used. It can either be southern slang for food with vital nutrients; usually vegetables. Or it can mean to be forcefully taken advantage of sexually.
How would you use context in a sentence?
Like this..... "You have completly taken what I just said out of context".
What does por mean in Spanish?
Depending on context, it can mean several things. For, by, through. It is also used in many idiomatic expressions that are taken as a whole, por aqui, por favor, etc.
WHO was or is the copytight dispute between?
Taken out of context, this question is meaningless.
What is context culture mean?
It means to use the culture in context.
What are glyphs used for?
Glyphs are symbolic and taken within the context in which they appear.
What does this mean Devoid of content of its own?
Some statements or words have meaning only in context; taken out of context they mean nothing. For example, numbers have great meaning in context, but a number by itself tells you nothing. If I were to post a question consisting only of 4689, no one could answer it (and the editors would delete it) but if I asked how much would 4689 apples cost, that is a comprehensible question (if perhaps still a bit pointless).
What is design context?
Design context refers to the specific situation or environment in which a design solution will be implemented. It includes factors such as user needs, cultural influences, technological constraints, and business objectives that shape the design process. Understanding the design context is crucial for creating solutions that are meaningful, effective, and relevant to the intended audience.
What does iched mean?
Depending on the context, it can mean, "I do" or "Me, yes".
What are the four factors taken into consideration when comparing one microprocessor with another?
Best I can think of without any context into what the hell you actually mean: Function, speed, reliability, power consumption.
