BRACKET Meaning and
Definition
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A "bracket" refers to a supportive or enclosing device that is typically made of metal, plastic, or wood and is used to hold, fasten, or support various objects or structures. It consists of two or more parts that are interconnected, usually in a L-shape or U-shape, forming an angle or an arc.
In a general sense, a bracket can be defined as an attachment or fitting that provides stability or reinforcement. These are commonly used in construction, carpentry, engineering, and various applications where support or fixation is required. Brackets are designed to securely hold objects in place, preventing movement or collapse.
Moreover, in the context of sports or competitions, a "bracket" refers to a system for organizing and arranging matches or games in a tournament. It involves grouping or pairing competitors according to their skill, ability, or previous results. Brackets are often depicted as a visual representation, with each participant's name or team listed in a progressively advancing format. This system allows for a structured progression of matches, ensuring fair play and determining winners.
Furthermore, the term "bracket" can also be used metaphorically to indicate a range or category. It can represent a boundary, limit, or division between different alternatives or possibilities. For instance, in the field of mathematics or statistics, a bracket is used to enclose values that fall within a specified range. In linguistics, brackets are employed to mark off quotations, explanations, or alternative phrasings within a text.
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• A piece of wood or metal placed for supporting anything, generally against a wall; crooked lines used in printing-thus,-to mark off or isolate a part of the text of a book.
• To place within brackets.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of BRACKET
The word "bracket" originated from the Old French word "braguette" which means "codpiece" or "bib". It later evolved into the Middle French word "braguette" and then into the Old Italian word "braghetto". These words referred to a piece of armor or clothing that protected the crotch area of men. Eventually, in the 16th century, the term "bracket" was adopted into English, having the meaning of a support or shelf attached to a wall to hold or display something.
Similar spelling words for BRACKET
- Bractlet,
- brigadier-general,
- Burket,
- breguet,
- barricuda,
- PROCTO,
- bottom-bracket,
- brocado,
- Bryget,
- racket,
- pragati,
- periegete,
- Berget,
- Paroket,
- parroquet,
- borgetti,
- borghetti,
- Racked,
- paroquet,
- brisket,
- break out,
- paracatu,
- brigued,
- brokat,
- Brigette,
- birkhead,
- barket,
- Porket,
- Peract,
- Birgett,
- Pragyata,
- brigada,
- burcht,
- peruked,
- brockit,
- Porkwood,
- BRGT,
- paraquet,
- parget,
- briquet,
- Birkitta,
- barkat,
- brackett,
- Parquette,
- Burkitt,
- brake,
- burgate,
- broket,
- barghuti,
- de-barked,
- Briget,
- Sub-brigadier,
- PRICAT,
- PRECDD,
- barcode,
- Thesaurus:bracket,
- parkhead,
- barkett,
- parkette,
- Braccate,
- borgatti,
- Brooked,
- birckhead,
- PROCD,
- Borachte,
- barracuda,
- brockett,
- braced,
- borgata,
- BERKUT,
- barakaat,
- Byrget,
- Burkett,
- pricket,
- barikot,
- Bricked,
- Peracute,
- burked,
- Preact,
- percoidea,
- double-parked,
- Birkett,
- precht,
- barghouti,
- 503PRCTA,
- borked,
- periwigged,
- bucket,
- bracht,
- quanti-pirquet,
- Brocade-shell,
- barakat,
- precut,
- breast,
- brockite,
- brigte,
- prakt,
- parkade,
- Prickwood,
- burkite,
- breakstone,
- Brigade-major,
- bract,
- BARKODE,
- Bresett,
- proyecto,
- brogued,
- Burgaud,
- Perroquet,
- bourget,
- braked,
- proked,
- barcott,
- parrakeet,
- Birkit,
- backed,
- Bractea,
- Birget,
- prokayotae,
- demi-brigade,
- bracted,
- perchta,
- BRCTA,
- porked,
- bericht,
- broked,
- berekat,
- bereket,
- briggate,
- barricade,
- berichte,
- brecht,
- Birgetta,
- precode,
- Barrigudo,
- Bargada,
- Birkitt,
- brocade,
- burget,
- brocked,
- Brachiata,
- Perwigged,
- parroket,
- bargate,
- parkwood,
- Birkitte,
- bricket,
- powerkite,
- Pricked,
- brygada,
- bracteal,
- percote,
- Bergett,
- percoid,
- 517PRCTA,
- barracouta,
- break out,
- barricado,
- brucato,
- barquette,
- Berycoid,
- Briggitte,
- breasted,
- Parakite,
- bricked-up,
- Porrect,
- parked,
- brigate,
- burkhead,
- Briggette,
- brocato,
- BRCATA,
- Prigged,
- brigade,
- burghead,
- Progged,
- up-pricked,
- brachiate,
- PERCUT,
- brugada,
- Barked,
- Bragged,
- pargat,
- PRACT,
- breakout,
- Barracouata,
- b0rked,
- preguide,
- Brygette,
- bargoed,
- bearcat,
- briquette,
- borghetto,
- perked,
- Bragget,
- bracteole,
- bracteate,
- paraquat,
- Brigett,
- Porcate,
- Praecautio,
- Birkita,
- parrocked,
- breakdown,
- beraked,
- berchta,
- procto-,
- barracoota,
- brigadier,
- bricht,
- parachute,
- prickett,
- braket,
- birkat,
- Paraquito,
- Birket,
- breakwater,
- parquet,
- bourequat,
- Barycoita,
- brocket,
- progetto,
- Burgout,
- Bergette,
- barracked,
- Baraquette,
- berakhot,
- parakeet,
- break with,
- rocket,
- periaktoi,
- percoidei,
- brookweed,
- burkeite,
- Briquete,
- brigade-sized,
- N-PROCT,
- barghawata,
- Brocht,
- bearkat,
- Purgatio,
- PROGD,
- Brookite,
- brogged.
Conjugate verb Bracket
CONDITIONAL PERFECT
I
would have bracketed
you
would have bracketed
he/she/it
would have bracketed
we
would have bracketed
they
would have bracketed
CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
I
would have been bracketing
you
would have been bracketing
he/she/it
would have been bracketing
we
would have been bracketing
they
would have been bracketing
CONDITIONAL PRESENT
I
would bracket
you
would bracket
he/she/it
would bracket
we
would bracket
they
would bracket
CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE
I
would be bracketing
you
would be bracketing
he/she/it
would be bracketing
we
would be bracketing
they
would be bracketing
FUTURE
I
will bracket
you
will bracket
he/she/it
will bracket
we
will bracket
they
will bracket
FUTURE CONTINUOUS
I
will be bracketing
you
will be bracketing
he/she/it
will be bracketing
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will be bracketing
they
will be bracketing
FUTURE PERFECT
I
will have bracketed
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he/she/it
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will have bracketed
they
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FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
will have been bracketing
you
will have been bracketing
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we
will have been bracketing
they
will have been bracketing
IMPERATIVE
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Let's bracket
PAST CONTINUOUS
I
was bracketing
you
were bracketing
he/she/it
was bracketing
we
were bracketing
they
were bracketing
PAST PARTICIPLE
bracketed
PAST PERFECT
I
had bracketed
you
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he/she/it
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PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
had been bracketing
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he/she/it
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had been bracketing
PRESENT
I
bracket
you
bracket
he/she/it
brackets
we
bracket
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bracket
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
I
am bracketing
you
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PRESENT PARTICIPLE
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PRESENT PERFECT
I
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PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
have been bracketing
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has been bracketing
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they
have been bracketing
PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE
he/she/it
bracket
SIMPLE PAST
I
bracketed
you
bracketed
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bracketed
we
bracketed
they
bracketed
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