corrupted
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5.3
- adjective
- /kəˈrʌptɪd/
- The corrupted file could not be opened due to numerous errors in the data.
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Watch on YouTubeThere's nothing good that can come out of a corrupted code.
- There's nothing good that can come out of a corrupted code.
- But you only train the the second branch, you only train the part of the network that is fed with the corrupted input.
- I had your positive news there and that was sick and got home and audio files were corrupted and I was like, you are taking absolute piss.
- In my experience, dual drive dual boot systems are very reliable and more so than single drive dual boots which rely on the GRUB boot menu which can become corrupted.
- And it turns out that we have this incredibly corrupted idea of what was served at think, what did Thanksgiving dinner really look like?
- Almost to the point of exception, the thing maps a thought, all mapping corrupted by the new world.
Examples
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If it wasn't, then the data you'd get would be very, very noisy, corrupted by heat related quantum effects.
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Let's just just in case it was some corrupted software, let's unplug this from here and see what happens.
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Are you worried about your own mind being corrupted by that, by enjoying standing against the crowd?
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And it turns out that we have this incredibly corrupted idea of what was served at think, what did Thanksgiving dinner really look like?
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It's kind of amazing because then people don't do like it's not corrupted by money, unlike everything else, like soccer.
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She discovered that the corrupted software was causing frequent crashes on her computer.
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His report was corrupted by incorrect information, making its conclusions unreliable.
Synonyms
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4.3
Not correct or exact, with mistakes
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4.4
Changed from the original meaning so it makes people believe something wrong
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3.5
Not correct because it has mistakes, for example in an argument or plan
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Etymology
The word corrupted comes from the Latin parts com- 'together' and rumpere 'to break', the same root as rupture. So a 'corrupted' file, text, or story is one that has been 'broken' or changed from the original and now has errors.