central theme

collocation in English

meanings of centraland theme

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central
adjective
uk /ˈsen.trəl/ us /ˈsen.trəl/
in, at, from, or near the centre or most important part ...
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theme
noun[C]
uk /θiːm/ us /θiːm/
the main subject of a talk, book, ...
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Examples of central theme

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This 20-page chapter has 19 subsections, so it is difficult to identify a centraltheme.
The need to overcome such resistance to second-generation reforms is a centraltheme in this book.
Although the target article's centraltheme is specification, what that term connotes is not completely clear.
Mediation is a centraltheme of three chapters.
A centraltheme was financial distress for 67% of the women.
Bijective proofs of partition identities are a centraltheme of the book.
His centraltheme is disappearance both real and metaphorical.
I hope this small collection will inspire others to explore the centraltheme through continuing work.
That centraltheme is reflected in this paper's composition, and further elaborated in the final observations.
His centraltheme is that they were not easy or natural allies.
Another centraltheme is that childlessness does not inevitably lead to vulnerability in old age.
In conclusion, public involvement is a centraltheme of health policy reforms in many countries.
A centraltheme is that the construction of the city's modernity was unique.
Her struggle against poverty and racial prejudice is the centraltheme of the book.
Another centraltheme of life course studies involves the timing of life's turning points.
Of course, this only serves to reinforce the centraltheme of the paper.
Debate and conflict about issues relating to access to land and its resources has been a centraltheme in the history of many countries in the world.
Evaluating the impact of these costs on household production and the emergence of specialized maize preparation is the centraltheme of this paper.
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