decentralized
- adjective
- /diˈsɛntrəˌlaɪzd/
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descentralizado
- The company adopted a decentralized structure to empower local managers to make decisions.
So it's it's a decentralized, you know, consensus kind of thing.
- So it's it's a decentralized, you know, consensus kind of thing.
- And now we have decentralized servers brewing.
- I'm just arguing you've got a decentralised city, you've got a spread city.
- How do we actually make decentralized finance replace finance?
- Now, though, with sub stack and with ghost and with decentralized media like Mirror.
- One form of this is the DAC, or the decentralized autonomous community.
- What that means is it becomes a decentralized, not a centralized depository.
- And what you're seeing there is basically decentralized only fans.
- You're going to have decentralized kind of open source money like Bitcoin.
- It's servers that are decentralized that nobody owns.
- Feudalism starts as a highly decentralized it's the opposite of the Roman Empire.
- Let's say you are providing liquidity to a decentralized exchange.
- And it's to make sure power stays decentralized.
Examples
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Ethereum is a blockchain that is a great surface to build decentralized apps on.
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What Ethereum is fundamentally is a decentralized computer that has a token that moves value.
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OK, well, as I said, it's completely decentralized and so on.
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It's still pretty darn decentralized in terms of the number of them.
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The the decision process is highly decentralized and unprogrammed.
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We introduced matter and energy into cyberspace with this idea of decentralized network, right?
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And now we have decentralized servers brewing.
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One form of this is the DAC, or the decentralized autonomous community.
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You're going to have decentralized kind of open source money like Bitcoin.
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In a decentralized government, power is distributed among regional authorities rather than being concentrated at a national level.
Synonyms
Spread out over several places or groups
Not having one main center or clear focus
Antonyms
How Decentralized
Surface Forms
Morphology
decentralized = decentralize (semi-transparent) = de + central + ize + ed
The adjective is a regular participial formation from the verb 'decentralize' and keeps the same core meaning.
Etymology
Decentralized comes from the parts de- meaning 'away from' and central meaning 'the centre', like the word center, so it literally means moving power 'away from the centre' to local places. That's why a decentralized system gives control to many local groups instead of one main office.