Day 2 Vocabulary
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The part of a website or program that is not visible to the user.
" The backend of the website was responsible for processing user data and storing it in a database."
Baffle
To totally bewilder or perplex someone.
" The complex instructions for assembling the furniture baffled even the most experienced builders."
Banal
Lacking in originality or freshness; boringly commonplace.
" The speaker's presentation was filled with banal clichés and lacked any new insights."
Bandwidth
The maximum amount of data that can be transmitted over a network connection in a given amount of time.
" The office's low bandwidth was causing slow internet speeds and frustrating the employees."
Behest
A person's command or urgent request.
" At the behest of the principal, the students were all gathered for an assembly."
Bias
Prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another, usually in a way considered to be unfair.
" The study's results were criticized for being biased due to the researchers' personal beliefs."
Boilerplate
Standardized, common text or clauses used repeatedly in different documents.
" The legal department uses boilerplate language for all of their standard contracts to save time."
Bottleneck
A point of congestion in a system that hinders the flow of something.
" The old computer system was a major bottleneck in the company's workflow, slowing down productivity."
Budget
An estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time.
" The company's budget for the new project was approved by the board of directors."
Calm
To make someone feel peaceful and relaxed.
" The customer service agent tried to calm the angry customer by listening to their concerns."
Capital
Wealth in the form of money or other assets.
" The company needed to raise more capital to fund its expansion into the new market."
Cardinal
Of the greatest importance; fundamental.
" Respect for others is a cardinal principle of their philosophy."
Causation
The action of causing something.
" The study found a strong correlation between the two variables, but it did not prove causation."
Cognitive
Relating to the mental processes of the brain.
" The research was focused on the cognitive development of children from a young age."
Commiserate
To express or feel sympathy or pity for someone.
" After the tough loss, the two teams were able to commiserate with each other."