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Starting this week, we are going to publish “Mathphrase“

It is a kind of catch phrase but for Math.

For those of you who still can’t figure out what is it, here’s a Dictionary meaning of it from the LazyMaths lexicon!

Math•phrase [math-freyz]
-n. (2011)
1. an expression that is used repeatedly and conveniently to represent or characterize a Math idea in a new way or with a new point of view
2. a phrase that catches the Math essence
3. a phrase, as a slogan that comes to be widely and repeatedly used, often to covey a Math doctrine

Synonyms: rule of thumb (Math kind)

Hypernym: A quirky Math phrase

Here’s an example of it –

“A fraction is a whole with a hole!”
Look out for a quirky mathphrase every week… freshly phrased, right here!

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