70.m

entity

Something that exists as a distinct and independent unit; a being or organization.

embrace

To hold closely in one's arms; to accept or support willingly.

underuse

To use something less than it could or should be used; to neglect its full potential.

idle

(adj.) Not active or in use; (v.) to spend time doing nothing.

take up

To begin a new activity, hobby, or pursuit; to occupy space or time.

sprawl

To spread out in a relaxed or ungainly way; uncontrolled urban expansion.

consolidation

The act of combining or strengthening into a more coherent or effective whole.

prototype

An original model or first version of something from which later forms are developed.

provision

the act of supplying or making something available; also refers to the supplies themselves, especially food or equipment.

uptime

the amount of time a system, server, or device is working and available without interruption.

redundant

unnecessary because it is repetitive or no longer needed; can also mean exceeding what is essential.

exceed

to go beyond a limit, standard, or expectation.

dilute

to make something weaker or less concentrated by adding something else, usually liquid or unnecessary elements.

failover

a backup operational mode in which a system automatically switches to a standby or redundant system when the primary one fails.

abstraction

the process of removing details to focus on essential features; in art, thought, or computing, it means simplifying complexity.

apparently

used when the real situation is different from what you thought it was:

instance

a specific example or occurrence of something; in computing, it can mean a single copy of a program or object.

robustness

the ability to withstand stress, failure, or change; strength and resilience in structure, function, or design.

integer

a whole number, positive, negative, or zero, without any fractions or decimals.

bind

to tie or fasten something tightly; to unite or hold together.

on hold

delayed, paused, or temporarily suspended.

discard

to throw away or get rid of something no longer wanted or needed.

hop on

to quickly get onto or into something, especially a vehicle or platform.

close-knit

(of a group of people) having a strong friendly relationship with shared interests

sheer

used to emphasize how very great, important, or powerful a quality or feeling is; nothing except:

exhibit

a public event in which objects such as paintings, photographs, etc. are shown

stunning

causing strong admiration or shock due to beauty or impact

contemporary art

the art that is created in the second half of the 20th century or in the 21th century

contemporary

existing or happening now, and therefore seeming modern:

subject matter

the specific theme or topic that a work of art, speech, etc. contains

poignant

causing strong emotions, especially sadness or empathy

evocative

bringing strong memories, emotions, or images to mind

societal

related to or characteristic of society and its members as a whole

shade

any variation of one color, including darker or lighter versions