Word
centric
Phoneticscen·tric
UK/sˈɛntɹɪk/
Definitions
01focused or oriented around
adj. having a specific thing as the most important part or the main focus.
adj. having a specified subject as the primary focus or central point of orientation; frequently used in hyphenated compounds.
“The company adopted a customer-centric approach to improve their service.”
“The curriculum was criticized for being too Euro-centric, failing to address the historical contributions of civilizations in the Global South.”
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Often used as a suffix or in hyphenated compounds like 'user-centric' or 'data-centric'.
02being in the center
adj. located at or near the middle of something.
adj. positioned at or pertaining to a center; central in physical or geometric location.
“The centric part of the design holds the most weight.”
“The architect ensured the centric placement of the atrium to maximize natural light distribution throughout the entire facility.”
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03nerve centers
adj. relating to a main center of nerves in the body.
adj. pertaining to a nerve center or the central nervous system.
“The doctor explained how centric nerve signals control our movements.”
“The study investigated centric neural pathways to determine how the brain processes complex auditory stimuli under stress.”
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