Definition

A fascicule is a small bundle or section of something, often used to refer to a part of a larger work, such as a book or a series of publications.

Example

The library received the latest fascicule of the scientific journal, which included several important research articles.

Conversation

Did you see that new book series with the fascicule format?

Yeah, I heard it’s a unique way to present information.

I think it makes it easier to digest smaller parts.

Definitely! I love when books are structured like that.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

**Fascicule** → It is derived from the Latin "fasciculus" (meaning a small bundle), which is a diminutive form of "fascis" (meaning a bundle or a package). The word "fascicule" refers to a small bundle of items, often used in the context of a collection of documents or publications.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'small bundle' ('fasciculus') to remember that a 'fascicule' is a collection of items grouped together.

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