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re·source (rē′sôrs′, -zôrs′; ri sôrs′, -zôrs′)
noun
- something that lies ready for use or that can be drawn upon for aid or to take care of a need
- available money or property; wealth; assets
- something that a country, state, etc. has and can use to its advantage natural resources, including coal and oil
- a means of accomplishing something; measure or action that can be resorted to, as in an emergency; expedient
- a source of strength or ability within oneselfin full inner resources
- ability to deal promptly and effectively with problems, difficulties, etc.; resourcefulness
Etymology: Fr ressource < OFr < resourdre, to arise anew < re-, again + sourdre, to spring up < L surgere: see surge
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