Definitions and Examples of addition, insertion
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
The act of adding something to something else.
Example
The addition of new features to the software made it more user-friendly.
The act of putting something into something else.
Example
The insertion of a new paragraph in the essay improved its coherence.
Key Differences: addition vs insertion
- 1Addition refers to the act of adding something to something else, while erasure means to remove or delete something.
- 2Insertion refers to the act of putting something into something else, while erasure means to remove or delete something.
Effective Usage of addition, insertion
- 1Writing: Use addition and insertion to describe the act of adding something to a text.
- 2Editing: Use erasure to describe the act of removing or deleting something from a text.
- 3Mathematics: Use addition to describe the process of adding numbers together.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of erasure are addition and insertion. Use addition and insertion to describe the act of adding something to a text, while erasure is used to describe the act of removing or deleting something from a text. In mathematics, use addition to describe the process of adding numbers together.
